In 1997, a Holocaust denial conference planned for Beirut would have brought together Pierce, Mahler of Germany's National Democratic Party, who planned to speak on "The Final Solution to the Jewish Question," and representatives of Hezbollah and other radical Muslim groups. The conference was canceled by Lebanon's government.<ref>Peter Finn, [https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/2002/04/29/unlikely-allies-bound-by-a-common-hatred/59c6ed3b-914b-4fd9-99bd-2047a745c7be/ Unlikely Allies Bound by a Common Hatred], ''The Washington Post'', April 29, 2002.</ref> | In 1997, a Holocaust denial conference planned for Beirut would have brought together Pierce, Mahler of Germany's National Democratic Party, who planned to speak on "The Final Solution to the Jewish Question," and representatives of Hezbollah and other radical Muslim groups. The conference was canceled by Lebanon's government.<ref>Peter Finn, [https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/2002/04/29/unlikely-allies-bound-by-a-common-hatred/59c6ed3b-914b-4fd9-99bd-2047a745c7be/ Unlikely Allies Bound by a Common Hatred], ''The Washington Post'', April 29, 2002.</ref> |