Max Mosley Defeated Nazi Claim

Max Mosley Defeated Nazi Claim

In 2008, British motorsport executive Max Mosley sued media mogul Rupert Murdoch's News of the World after the tabloid secretly recorded a five-hour S&M session with prostitutes and branded it a "sick Nazi orgy." Mosley acknowledged the bondage, beatings, and domination but insisted that the gathering contained no Nazi theme. A High Court judge found no evidence that the participants reenacted Nazi behavior or mocked Holocaust victims and ruled that Mosley had reasonably expected privacy. The court awarded Mosley 60,000 pounds plus legal costs but rejected his request for punitive damages.

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