Rev Georges de Nantes with book at St Peter's in Rome

Feb. 28 Libel action against a French Priest turns on issue of who killed Jesus; The antagonists in the trial for libel are Jacques Isorni a lawyer and legal historian (who defended Petain) and the Rev. Georges de Nantes, who previously denounced Pope Paul as a heretic. Isorni's book The true trial of Jesus attributed the Crucifixion wholly to Pontius Pilate. Abbe de Nantes termed the Author an unpaid lawyer for the Jewish people trying to absolve them of 20 centuries of collective guilt. Photo Shows The Rev. George De Nantes, in front of St Peter's in Rome, with his book accusing Pope Paul VI of heresy. The book was submitted to the Holy See on April 10, 1973 in the name of Abbe de Nantes and sixty delegates of the Catholic League of Counter-reformation

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