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Karl Von Metzger is the protangonist in the book "Honor Denied" published in 2007 and purportedly the realife memoirs of a Waffen SS radio operator during the Second World War. But debate has raged since the day it was published. The authour, Paul K Harker, has resorted to a number of dubious and underhanded practices in advertising and promoting discussion of the book - which was self-published - and has consistently refused ANY proof or corroboration of Schiller's existence. Recently a concerted investigation on a number of internet history forums have revealed conclusively that not only is "Honor Denied" and its protagonist a work of fiction marketed as fact, but the author actually espouses some very extreme beliefs on Holocaust Denial, Revisionism and war crimes apologism. ***Update - Helion in the UK, the respected military history bookstore, has pulled "Honor Denied" and Harker's other book "Directive 19" from sale two weeks ago...as they "do not sell fiction"!***
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