Germany refers to the 80th anniversary of the release of Buchenwald

Germany pointed out on Sunday, the 80th anniversary of the release of Buchenwald’s Nazi Camp, and warned that one of the country’s former presidents would be “intensifying and turning to the right.”

Durnia Governor Mario Wowgt and former German President Christian Wolf spoke at a ceremony in Veemer, near Buchenwal, in which dozens of people attended, including many survivors.

Voicat was classified as “the place of proper humanity,” and said that everything that happened in the destruction industry was “designed to break the spirit and the human kitchen.”

The Buchenwald’s Vidyalaya Camp was created in 1937. Over 300,000 prisoners in this field were murdered or starved by Nazz or starving, or as a result of medical experiences before the publication of rural areas on 11, 1945.

During the pre -ceremony, Israeli officials opposed the speech to commemorate the removal of the organizers, the grandson Omri Bohm, the grandson of a Holocaust survivor and the known Israeli government critic and his actions in Gaza.

Wolf launched a warning about the current global political situation Change right in politics It transforms Europe’s Panoram and most of the world, comparing it to the Nazi Era.

He refers to progress that leads to the integration of the Nazi power, saying, “I can now make me restless – because of the brutality and radicalism and a world change in the right – it makes me more clearly imagined at that time.”

Wulf called for serious commitment to defend democracy and humanity. “We have a permanent, continuous and eternal responsibility because evil can not be allowed to succeed again.”

The former German president criticized the increase in anti -immigration sentiment by the radical right -wing party, and that the ideology of the alternative to Germany is ignoring the fact that it is creating fertile land to make Germany feel uncomfortable and that they are creating a fertile land for themselves.

92 -Nabtali Four, who escaped from Holocast, spoke at a flower -held ceremony held in the former field. From the age of 9 to 12, there were four different concentration camps, including unpopular Ashwits.

“Right away, we are very few. Soon, we will definitely send you a memory testimony. When we do so, we believe in you a historical responsibility,” Forms said.

“Remember, in our name, you learned with us. Because you are witnesses of witnesses,” he added.

“Buchenwald, continue to return to this place, where civilization has been reduced to zero. They are vigilant in our name and our memory,” he added.