Dennis DuVall and wife Michelle Shiloh
October 31 Update
The Ausländeramt in Kamenz has decided that Dennis can stay in Germany until the Landesdirektion Sachsen in Dresden has made a decision on the Widerspruch presented by his attorney. In her appeal she is asking for a family residency permit for Dennis.
On October 31, Germany intends to expel U.S. citizen Dennis DuVall, 82, a resident of Radeberg, Germany, a member of Veterans For Peace, and a nuclear resister against U.S./NATO thermonuclear bombs deployed at Büchel NATO base in Germany.
The German expulsion order describes DuVall’s nuclear resistance as a serious threat to security and public order. DuVall believes he has a legal obligation to resist planning and preparation for nuclear war taking place at Büchel NATO base, a violation of international laws and a crime according to the Nuremberg Charter and Principles.
“B61-12 nuclear bombs and F35 warplanes at Büchel will push NATO closer to war,” warns DuVall, “and redeploying medium-range missiles in Germany also raises the alarm of a wider European war.”
DuVall invites peace and anti-war/anti-weapons groups and individuals to support his fight to remain in Germany. You can sign a petition by clicking here.
Please support Dennis’ demand to remove American B61-12 nuclear bombs from Büchel and to stop the stationing of medium-range missiles in Germany.
Keep Dennis DuVall in Germany and kick American bombs out!
Contact: michelle.shiloh@icloud.com