"We will not allow Holocaust deniers and desecrators of grave stones to erase or distort the memory."

Was it inevitable that the Jews, looking their last on this world as they rode in the death trains speeding from different parts of the country to Treblinka or other places of slaughter, should have had to witness indifference or even joy on the faces of their neighbors?

In the summer of 1942, when carts packed with captive Jewish men, women and children moved through the streets of the capital, did there really need to be laughter from the wild mobs resounding from the other side of the ghetto walls, did there really have to prevail such blank indifference in the face of the greatest tragedy of all time?"

you are the only person who thinks so, BB.

It a shame you didn't watch TVP1 today - the ceremonies on the 65th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation would have made you feel very, very uncomfortable.

german cars made in Poland, Romania, Russia or whenever still remain german cars.

They conceived it, planned it and then made it happen.

Without the first sentence in your post I would've said "thank you, it's important". Now I believe that you are just another bigot.

A German newspaper trying to reduce the role of Germans in the biggest crime in the history of humanity. Somehow it doesn't surprise me....

Use something a bit more recent for "Never Forget!", we have short attention spans.

Germans did this to fellow Europeans:

Is "Holocaust" a Hebrew word? Where did it come from? What does it mean?
I've heard one translation but I'm not sure if it's correct, anyone here speak or know Hebrew?

It is an affectionate term our knights called your knights. (brother of a dog).

Plus, I can criticize my wife, but I will get very upset if you do.

National myths are important

People are smart.

A normal person knows what is mythic and what is not.

One myth at time though. Maybe how the Teutonic Knights were spreading Christianity in Poland?

Can you find full text not only single quote ?

I would say leave the myths alone.

He was a Field Marshall. He must have known the true state of Poland's armed forces and materiel.

When did he say it?

one sentence out of context by the man who didn't run Polish diplomacy or government prove exactly nothing.

This quote floates around

Yeah, we brought communism on ourselves.

Neitzke ist ein Patronym (ostmitteldeutsch/slawisch) abgeleitet vom Rufnamen Nikolaus.

I also know a guy in college who has the last name Neugebauer and he's Jewish.

It doesn't mean that Jews farmed.

Neubauer Standes- oder Berufsname für den neu angesiedelten Bauern

NEUGEBAUER: German or Yiddish (Askhenazy) name for a (largely unwelcome) new settler, newcomer or outsider.

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Jemand, der als neuer Bürger in eine Gemeinschaft hineinkam, ein Neuling, Neuankömmling, konnte einen Beinamen erhalten, der auf diesen Umstand Bezug nahm. Eine sehr große Zahl von Familiennamen ist so entstanden, die einfachste Namensform ist Neu, mundartlich Ney, Nigge, Naue, auch Neue und Neuer gehören dazu.