Man's a goon...Germany isn’t the only European country where offending a foreign head of state is a crime: Similar laws exist in Italy, Poland, and Switzerland. Other European countries still have  lèse-majesté laws on the books because they remain monarchies, though of the constitutional variety—but those laws are seldom, if ever, used.
In Switzerland it isn't the first time for Intimidation . Herr Hitler had appeared prominently in that nations cartoon weekly "Nebelspalter"(Fog Cutter). When the Swiss Attache was hauled into Reichs Amt Berlin and Goebbels admonished , the Swiss promptly sent Heinrich Rothmund of the Justice Departement. Debate is still out there wether the man gave in or actively volunteered but what we know today is that Rothmund asked the Nazis to henceforth add the infamous "J" to every emigrating Jews Passport.
The Swiss Federal Court recently fined a man named Perincek and found him guilty of denying the Armenian Genocide,Brussels reversed the decision...