The Neo-Nazis give their salute outside of Dachau. (L'espresso)
A group of Neo-Nazis took some time off from their busy schedules and traveled to Dachau Concentration Camp.
AKI reported:
Milan, 12 Oct. (AKI) - A group of neo-Nazis from the northern Italian city of Bolzano have travelled to the German concentration camp of Dachau where they posed for photos giving the Nazi salute.
Seven members of the group went to the camp, located outside Munich in southern Germany, where they took several photos and later showed them to their friends and supporters.
Dachau was the first of several concentration camps and became a model for the Nazis when it opened in 1933.
More than 200,000 prisoners from 30 countries were believed to have been imprisoned in the camp - one third of them Jews. Around 30,000 people are believed to have died there.
Stopping for some food and drinks. (L'espresso)
Nazi group shot. (L'espresso)
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ReplyDeleteGee, I thought that all the NAZI babes had to be blond baby machines. I saw a brunette in the last picture or is she just a test case for the furnaces?
Bad joke on a bad subject.
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ReplyDeleteobviously the rules have changed, appears
they prefer bald & brainless now-a-days..
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I've been to that camp/museum. The grounds, remnants, artifacts, and photos make it perfectly clear what transpired there. I looked into several of the preserved ovens in one of the crematoria. The failure of these idiots (and anyone else, for that matter) to be nauseated at the inhumanity represented by their philosophy, displays an active evil still alive in our world. Shame on us all if we miss another opportunity to condemn such hatred. As we watch, most of europe, most of the middle east, and even some here are once again showing tolerance for the evil of the holocaust deniers. As the inscription at Dachau says, NEVER AGAIN!
ReplyDeleteBear; I went there a couple of years ago, and my first thought was of the "Never again" monument, too.
ReplyDeleteI also noticed they didn't pay much attention to the "Arbeit Macht Frei" sign at the entrance.
Yes, John. "Frei," as in dead. Sort of like the "religion of peace." I cannot imagine the horror and rage the first American soldiers felt when they came upon these death camps. A few years ago, a business acquaintance of mine showed me the number tattooed on the inside of his forearm.
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