Another memorial day on the occasion of the end of the Second World War started 80 years ago with concern about the strengthening of right -wing extremism.
Tijdens een tentoonstelling die op de Heldplatz van Wenen is geopend, veroordeelde de president van de Israëlietcultuurgemeenschap (Ikg) Wenen, Oskar Duits, het stijgende antisemitisme: “We zouden heel graag willen staan om hier 80 jaar van bevrijding te vieren”, maar helaas het nationale socialist, het mensem, het Mensem, het Menseme, het Mensem, het Menseme, het Menseme, het Mensem, het Menseme, het Menseme, het Menschen-Remitism, het Menschen-Remitism, het Menschen-Remitism, het Menschen-Remitism, het Menschen-Remitism, het Menschen, het Menschen-Remitism, het Menschen-Remitism, het Menschen-Remitism, het Menschen, het Menschen, het Menschen, het Menschen, het Menschen, het Menschen, het People, the people celebrated. Was research compared to everything that is supposedly different than you are not defeated “. In Austria and worldwide, an” unrestrained anti-Semitism continued that endangers people “, the IKG president on.
“It is not only the right extremists who pay tribute to Nazis and sing about gasification in cellars,” emphasized German. It is also Islamist regime and groups that Jews wanted to demonize and destroy the Jewish state. This hatred is not new. It is “the continuity of the destruction of Nazis, anti -Semitism”, which is continued by the Iranian regime, the Palestinian terrorist organization Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
Profession and Police
Willi Mernyi, chairman of the Mauthausen committee Austria, had previously fully focused on the extremist scene of the domestic court. He showed a police photo of a excavated arms camp in Lower Austria on the Heldplatz of Vienna. “The ‘Never again’ starts with the consistent approach to right -wing extremists,” he appealed to the executive power, who must continue to act against such cells. With the campaign, the Mkö wants to underline the importance of heroic location as a place of commemoration. You can see banners with photos of concentration camps and their quotes. One of the survivors is Mark Olky, who was also personally at the opening.
It will continue on Monday with a memorial event of the Parliament. Although this time the second national council chairman Peter Haubner (ÖVP) and not the freedom of President Walter Rosenkranz will be challenged, German and Mernyi will not be present. Rosary should at least be in the audience.
Source: Krone
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