To how to answer these questions so they don t appear and to semitic they are i mean the fact that the. management of the school the mosque didn t do anything to protect my son even off that we asked him again and again shows. a pretty big resentment against jews because otherwise this person would have been a lump or the whole school or in fact also the police people who were politically responsible for the school and we have learned from other people from other schools often claim unfun foot munich and so forth similar incidents because not all people because in public now people come out and talk about it. the same report that i just quoted from the german government although it admits that attitude or says the attitudes of months the problem jordi haven t changed it does admit that
Holocaust there is even a special word for it forgotten heights but then take on confrontation with the past and one example of that forgotten heights began to go is the culture of remembrance including a monument that remembers the holocaust just a few kilometers from here. the memorial to the murdered jews of europe it took a good twenty five years for the plans to be brought to completion. its location in berlin s government district is perhaps the most visible indication of germany s intent to face up to its history. unobtrusive in contrast are what are called stumbling stone they reflect the everyday horrors of the nazi era and commemorate jews who were deported murdered or driven out tens of thousands have been placed all across germany and europe making them the world s largest decentralized memorial. and then there are the places of horror themselves such as auschwitz
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Changed is that the clients in germany of public discussion of private discussions a lot of things are being set that would have been impossible ten years ago fifteen years ago and this doesn t go only for anti jewish resentments but it goes for anything that is considered different that is considered alien to german somehow. we have this growing fear sentiment of everything should stay as it is germans are one nation and they look like this and they act like this whoever comes here has to be act like this and to this kind of assimilation so it goes not only against jews who goes especially against muslims right now this is like if you read sometimes texts of knowledge days if you replaced word muslim with jewish it gets really frightening to me you know we have this kind of stigmatization that always is the beginning of further development to more violent reactions towards minorities the
Why they have a heart of caused a museum in los angeles why because this is something which we all need to think about so it s not a question of can we expect my grandchildren to take responsibility given that you know that the great grandfather was a jews because we can can reach that young muslims of course we can t because every human being needs to understand that this kind you know this crime i m from france isn t the same color first it all felt a bit strange. but it s what happened isn t turning into a human rights violation kind of. sense i can make a connection. the thief is part of what led me to this. career or my own experiences with anti-semitism. lightfoot s. it s the day after germany s federal elections the far right a.f.d.