MEIN KAMPF
November 1st, 2001
BY MONICA DOBIE
HEATHER Reisman, CEO of Canada's Indigo Books and Music Inc., has banned copies of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf from bookshelves in the merged chain's 200 plus Indigo and Chapters outlets. "We consider it hate literature. With freedom of expression, the line is drawn on hate literature. It's a corporate decision," she said.
HEATHER Reisman, CEO of Canada's Indigo Books and Music Inc., has banned copies of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf from bookshelves in the merged chain's 200 plus Indigo and Chapters outlets. "We consider it hate literature. With freedom of expression, the line is drawn on hate literature. It's a corporate decision," she said.
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