The law introduced Article 354.1 to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, making it a criminal offense "to deny facts recognized by the international military tribunal that judged and punished the major war criminals of the European Axis countries [this refers to the Nuremberg trials], to approve of the crimes this tribunal judged, and to spread intentionally false information about the Soviet Union’s activities during World War II" as well as "the spreading of information on military and memorial commemorative dates related to Russia’s defense that is clearly disrespectful of society, and to publicly desecrate symbols of Russia’s military glory".[2]

how has it been enforced?

I didn't know this and want to know!

All below either have a law or legal precedent has been set. And Russia's law really has more to do with protecting their own image than anything. Not explicitly about holohoax denial. The only thing we have saving us in the U.S is the first Amendment, but legal precedent was set in 1981.

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