[Jim O]

Looks like Ted Junker's gotten himself in a bit more trouble:

SUGAR CREEK-Walworth County officials say Theodor Junker, a former Nazi Waffen SS soldier, had 20 to 25 people at his memorial to Adolf Hitler located in Millard on Aug. 25.

That many people created a public gathering on land not zoned for such an event, prompting the county to file a $2,000 civil suit against Junker, 87.

"They were there for over an hour," Assistant Corporation Counsel Michael Cotter said, referring to the members of the National Socialist Movement who Junker acknowledged were on his property. "They were doing something rather than just viewing (the memorial). There was a meeting of some sort or assembly."

Had Junker invited each person who attended, there would have been little the county could do.

But Junker signed a restraining order that closed the memorial to masses of people whom he didn't invite personally.

The National Socialist Movement, which had a rally in Madison on Aug. 26, publicized on online message boards it wanted to have a meeting at Junker's memorial...

Full article: Hitler backer faces lawsuit | The Janesville Gazette | Janesville, Wisconsin, USA