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In Memoriam

Branko Lustig

1932 - 2019

In Memoriam

Eva Kor

1934 - 2019

Agora que está na moda fechar fronteiras e construir muros e barreiras ler esta série de tweets

"My name is Regina Blumenstein. 80 years ago today I sought asylum at the US border and was turned away. I was murdered in Auschwitz."

"My name is Leopold Dingfelder. 80 years ago today I sought asylum at the US border and was turned away. I was murdered in Auschwitz."

"My name is Willi Dublon. 80 years ago today I sought asylum at the US border and was turned away. I was murdered in Auschwitz."

"My name is Else Stein. 80 years ago today I sought asylum at the US border and was turned away. I was murdered in Auschwitz."

"My name is Herbert Manasse. 80 years ago today I sought asylum at the US border and was turned away. I was murdered in Auschwitz."

In May 1939, the German liner St. Louis sailed from Hamburg, Germany, to Havana, Cuba, carrying 937 passengers, almost all Jewish refugees. The Cuban government refused to allow the ship to land, and the United States and Canada were unwilling to admit the passengers. The St. Louis passengers were finally permitted to land in western European countries rather than return to Nazi Germany. 254 St. Louis passengers were killed in the Holocaust.

In Memoriam

Herman Shine

1923 - 2018

Uma história de amor

The Tattooist of Auschwitz - and his secret love

O Mal

Poland's Institute of National Remembrance has published details of 9,686 guards who worked at Auschwitz.

The names of almost 10,000 Nazi SS commanders and guards who helped in the extermination of more than a million Jews at Auschwitz have been posted online for the first time.

The huge searchable database, which includes hundreds of photographs, has been uploaded by Poland's Institute of National Remembrance (INR) in an attempt to dispel false claims that many of the guards were Polish.

The list of 9,686 names are predominantly German and their pre-war occupations are listed as farmers, butchers, teachers, cobblers and all manner of jobs.

Hollywood liberta

O Papa foi sozinho a Auschwitz? Não.
O Papa chegou sozinho Auschwitz? Não.
O Papa estava sozinho em  Auschwitz? Não.

Chegou um magote de gente, comitiva, representantes oficiais, representantes do Governo polaco, a comunicação social, fotógrafos, bajuladores vários e emplastros diversos, com o Papa lá no meio. Passaram todos para o outro lado. Passou depois o Papa, fotografado visto de baixo, visto de cima, visto dos lados, filmado de todos os ângulos possíveis e imaginados por câmaras previamente instaladas em braços de gruas e em drones. Não se lembraram de o fazer no Inverno, um Papa todo de branco num campo de extermínio coberto de neve, o efeito visual ainda era infinitamente maior.

Bardamerda para o Vatiwood [Vaticano + Hollywood] rodado no "cu do mundo" e na falta de respeito pela memória de um milhão e trezentos mil mortos.

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Imre Kertész

1929 – 2016

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«About 1.5 million people, most of them Jews, were killed at the Nazi camp, which has became a symbol of the horrors of the Holocaust and World War II, this ravaged Europe. The camp was liberated by Soviet Red Army troops on Jan. 27, 1945, and about 200,000 camp inmates survived.

Here are some of the brave survivors of the Auschwitz death camp…»

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27 de Janeiro de 1945 – 27 de Janeiro de 2015

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Segundo os arquivos do KGB, entre 4 a 6 milhões de pessoas foram mortas em Auschwitz pelos nazis.

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Recorrendo ao léxico politico-partidário tuga, “cooperação estratégica” entre Pio XII e Hitler, parece-me ser a expressão mais correcta:

«Bento XVI fala de acção "discreta" durante a II Guerra»