Today, January 27, is the 66th anniversary of killing of the gates of Auschwitz on the part of the 'Red Army and the liberation of the few surviving Jews. The anniversary is a law in Italy (Law No. 211 of July 20, 2000), and the United Nations "in order to remember the Shoah , the racial laws, the Italian persecution of Jewish citizens."
Undoubtedly, this is a time to remember to show respect for the suffering, injustice, torture and horrors suffered by the Jewish population trapped in these camps. They were almost exterminated 6 million Jews and numerossisimi political enemies of Hitler, homosexuals, gypsies, mentally ill, disabled and Jehovah's Witnesses. It 'was one of the greatest atrocities in history, was an unwarranted nastiness (up to a certain extent), without any logical foundation. What is amazing is the wickedness of the soldiers, hardness, cruelty, violence of the soldiers were following orders: they had been reduced to being unable to think, spineless and shapeless mass.
What has happened is a grave injustice that we all want to be deleted. Woe happened to forget a so serious a step as black history. Yet there are still those who deny it, those who maintain that nothing has happened with the only "proof" that, in the notes of Hitler, was never a plan of extermination of the Jewish race. It 's the so-called denial. In Italy they want to pass a law establishing the illegality of such thoughts and, I believe, is an act of which Hitler himself would be proud. You can not prohibit the freedom of thought and the freedom to interpret historical sources. Everyone has the sacred right to think what he wants: If someone thinks certain things will have on the weight of ignorance, the greatest possible weight.
However, this date will not should become a celebration nor mourning. Each year, every year, there propinano always the same film, the usual programs, the usual topics on talk shows, the usual evidence, the usual stories about the deportations, on the wickedness of the soldiers, trains traveling along the frozen roads of Europe . Now they are always the same people who express the same thoughts, that offer the same things every year. It 'happened by now become a esaspertante, is a known issue and stranoto ruined by the media, dall'enfatizzazione of every last detail (very reminiscent of the story of Sarah Scazzi from my point of view). And, as often happens, to celebrate, to give importance to make faith a justice if they neglect others. No one can think of other victims of other totalitarian regimes? The massacres of ethnic wars, wars of independence, wars of secession? Why not talk about the violence that afflict populations throughout the world? We have done something wrong with the 20 million deaths in the Soviet Union, 65 million in China, North Korea 2 million, 2 million in Cambodia, a million and 500,000 in Afghanistan and many, many others died during comunsiti schemes? Why no one ever remembers the oppression, torture, massacres in isalmiche theocracies, in the wars of independence of African colonies, the riots in Tunisia, of the Communist regimes that still exist in Asia and fascist dictatorships South American? No one cares about these people? Affect only the 6 million Jews? And all the massacres of thousands unknown to most? What about the nearly 500 000 deaths in the southern camp of Fenestrelle order established by Vittorio Emanuele to combat banditry? And extermination of "heretics" of the Court of Inquisition in the Middle Ages? Religious persecution? Why do not you remember all the supporters of the various kings, democracy dead? And scientists persecuted by the Church? Nobody remembers the dead? Only Jews count? Well, I'm not there. The Jews of today are the richest people in the world, still live in vittisimo after 66 years, live on the ashes of this tragedy. Early speculators of this terrible massacre are Jews themselves.
Basically, I definitely will be called anti-Semitic or Nazi (ignoring all of my articles). They are neither one nor the other. I'm just a person who wants and demands equality for all. The principle is this: either all or none. I refuse to celebrate or to feel sorry for past misfortunes of a population that now lives in comforts and luxuries, forgetting, ignoring all the people whose misfortunes suffered massacres and never finished and are not mentioned by any law, any day. It remains only their blood and their extermination in complete indifference.