District Mayor praises millions of demonstration against right-wing extremism

District Mayor praises millions of demonstration against right-wing extremism

District Mayor Emine Demirbüken-Wegner welcomed the recently taken demonstrations against the recovering of right-wing extremism in Germany. She emphasized that it was important to defend democracy against her enemies and never to look away when anti -Semitism and hatred are spread. January 27th was declared an official German commemoration day for the victims of National Socialism in 1996.

The events that took place last weekend in Germany to demonstrate against the recess of right -wing extremism showed the growing concern and resistance to intolerant and extremist views in society. The district mayor expressed her joy that more than a million people had participated in the demonstrations and emphasized the importance of working together for a tolerant and democratic society.

January 27th was declared an official German commemoration day for the victims of National Socialism in 1996. On this day, the millions of people who suffered from the rule of National Socialism and have lost their lives are thought of. It is a day of commemoration, memory and commitment to an open and tolerant society.

The latest demonstrations and the official recognition of the memorial day for the victims of National Socialism are important steps to raise awareness of the dangers of extremism, anti -Semitism and intolerance in society. The clear message that comes from these actions is a sign that the majority of the population stand up for the values ​​of freedom, tolerance and democracy.

It is crucial that society stands together in order to counter extremist views and create an open and tolerant environment for everyone. The memory of the victims of National Socialism serves as a warning to position itself against any form of hatred and discrimination and to stand up for an inclusive and diverse society.

Source: www.berlin.de