Saturday, December 19, 2009

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release of the Holocaust Museum in Buenos Aires

On day 18, the Holocaust Museum in Buenos Aires expresses its strong condemnation desecration of Auschwitz, which occurred this morning when unknown persons stole the infamous sign with the inscription "Arbeit Macht Frei" ("work liberates") of the front door of the memory space. About 1.1 million Jews were deported to Auschwitz in Poland, "the complex of concentration camps and extermination largest built by the Nazis between 1942 and 1944, of which about 960 thousand were killed. believe that the entire international community should join in the denunciation of this fact antisemita que viola la memoria de las víctimas de la Shoá y es, en definitiva, un atentado y un acto de provocación contra toda la humanidad.

Friday, September 11, 2009

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"Nazi control of the churches" Ana Rubio





Después de este paréntesis, os invito a leer mi primer artículo de tres sobre la cuestión de la política del nazismo y la posición de las iglesias que he publicado en la revista ARS Brevis.
Al principio encontraréis que aunque el Abstract está en catalán, el artículo está redactado en castellano. Paso a traducir la breve introducción para daros un idea global del escrito.
"Control nazi de churches "is the position taken by the Nazi party to the Protestant and Catholic churches, their purpose and their plot to destroy them. This article is the first of three. In it is shown: 1) the Nazi thinking in relation to churches and policy, 2) the position of some Protestant churches and the birth of the "German Christians, a new Protestant church Nazi: only those who could prove they were actually" Aryans "could be members of the same; 3) resistance some Protestant ministers joined the "Confessing Church" created by Martin Niemöller, and 4) political stance, spiritual and theological Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the crises, beliefs and conclusions. The Confessing Church, Dietrich Bonhoeffer and fought against anti-Semitic policies of National terror, managed to save some Jewish lives. Moreover, Bonhoeffer, a member of the Abwehr (German counterintelligence official service), attempt on Hitler. This act was condemned to death by hanging. On the one hand, the following items show the attitude of the Catholic Church to the Nazis and their consequences and, secondly, we will analyze the document "We Remember: A Reflection on the Shoah."

I leave the link so you can read the full article:
http://www.raco.cat/index.php/ArsBrevis/article/view/137030/187430

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

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ConoceralAutor.com RAC1 to




On August 3rd I went to Madrid to record a video about two minutes on my book. We recorded it ConoceralAutor.com. is a good online portal to meet authors and their works. If you go you can stay informed of all the contemporary literature in English. If publicáis some work, I invite you to contact them is an excellent source of advertising and on the other hand, dealing with the author is very friendly and very patient with someone who is the first time he speaks on camera. Here 's the link:

Thursday, June 25, 2009

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Interview Ana Rubio for his book "The Nazis and Evil"


Hello everyone http://www.rac1.org/?cat=16&mc=1 . Just have to click, "Radio Live." The program is called "Misteris" and the journalist who interviewed me was Sebastian d'Arbó. If that day can not hear radio, do not worry, the interview was posted on the website of the station. You have to click, then, in Misteris, Podcast, Diumenge 28, a les 01h
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http://www.racalacarta.com/wp-rssdir.php?cat=Misteris&cp=0
Hope you like it .

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

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brothels for prisoners in the camps


Auschwitz not only as the Polish daily Rzeczpospolita reported, but nine other concentration camps and Nazi concentration existed brothels for prisoners: "The brothels were organized into ten Nazi concentration camps and extermination in 1941 personally by Heinrich Himmler, head of the SS ", the paper said.
The prisoner who received the right to use the services of the brothel spent a brief medical examination, to detect if he had a venereal disease, he gave two marks to the SS officer who managed the business, which was the price also had a pack of cigarettes, and could climb to the top floor of the barracks where the prisoners expected to customers.
"The girls were dressed as if they were ordinary women living in the wild, beautiful and clean clothes, because that sense of normalcy increased the attractiveness of the brothels and interest of the prisoners to get permission to use their services," says "Rzeczpospolita". The visit to the brothel, which was not permitted to the Jews, left little room for fantasy. And the sexual act could not longer than twenty minutes and only allowed the missionary position. The client and the prostitute were observed by a guard through a hole in the door to ensure compliance with the prohibition of speech.
The newspaper notes that the brothels were helping the Germans to remain calm in the fields, because the participants in any incident of insubordination for many months lost the right to pass their doors.
"Rzeczpospolita" cites the opinion of Professor Jozef Szajna, a former Auschwitz inmate who has tattooed the number 18,729, which met brothels in the Nazi system of repression an important role, because on one hand, served to buy peace in the camps and provided them with substantial other income.
"Anyone who thinks the brothel that operated in the shed 24, Auschwitz was a gesture of sympathy for the Nazis against the prisoners is wrong at all, because its goal was to sink into the deepest humiliation both to prisoners forced into prostitution , and their companions in misfortune who took advantage of despicable exploitation of women, "said Szajna.

Brothels field once again show the "opportunism" in the policy underlying the double standards of the Nazi destruction: the same government that fought prostitution officially maintained while a network of brothels. A lot of women went to Ravensbrück were sewed a black triangle on the sleeve which distinguished them as "asocial." This category also included since 1938 the unemployed, beggars, prostitutes, homosexuals and Gypsies. The Nazis considered asocial women who simply changed frequently work or calling attention to their lifestyle. The command of the hidden fields are always two things to visitors: the crematorium and the brothel. But after 1945 the museums of the old fields have devoted almost no attention to these barracks of prostitution. "That, - create the museum's director of Ravensbrück Insa Eschenbach "sobering." For a long time, prostitution in the camps was not considered as forced labor, arguing that women who practice "and were dedicated to it before being admitted" or that they did "voluntarily." "Today, those who profit from prostitution networks of African women from Eastern Europe or continue using the free choice argument to justify their criminal enterprises," says SS Eschebach.Las select these women in Ravensbrück and separated before sending the rest to other fields. They wore street clothes, washed and received food from the kitchen of his captors. Documents what we might call the "health management" of the fields describe the dismal physical condition of these women before being returned to Ravensbrück, where they had abortions and were victims of medical experiments on sexually transmitted diseases. After releasing the fields, most of these women hid their experience as sexual slaves. The Ravensbrück exhibition seeks to help break the taboo of sex in the death camps.
Sources:
http://www.abc.es/hemeroteca/historico-22-07-2007/abc/Internacional/prostitutas-en-el-campo-de-auschwitz-------_16465841010.html


http://www.lavozdigital.es/cadiz/prensa/20070730/mundo/burdel-auschwitz_20070730.html

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

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Marie-Claude Vaillant-Couturier, who witnessed the genocide of the Jews and Roma in Auschwitz

http://www.everyoneweb.es/WA/DataFilesholocaust/VaillantCouturier.pdf
(English).

STATEMENT EXCERPT Mme. VAILLANT-COUTURIER
Vaillant-Couturier

:
In general, a transport of 1,000 to 1,500 people, 250 came to the field, and this was the maximum, others sent directly to the gas chambers.
In the selection, chose healthy women between 20 and 30 years of age, and sent them to "block experimentation." Sent to the field for girls and women a little older or who had not been chosen for this purpose, and like us, they shaved his head and numbered with tattoo.

In the spring of 1944, there was also a block to twins. It was at the time of the huge transports of Hungarian Jews amounting to some 700,000 people. Dr. Mengele, who performed the experiments, intercepted children of all transport twins and the twins of any age, provided that both twins were found together. In this block, both children and adults slept on the floor. In addition to blood tests and measurements, I do not know what were the experiments that were made.
M. Dubost:
you attended the selection you when transports arrived?


Vaillant-Couturier: Yes .. Then we saw how they opened the cars and how the soldiers dragged outside trucks to women, men and children. When separated the elderly couples most terrible scenes we witnessed. The mothers must leave their daughters because they were taken to camps, while mothers and children went to the gas chambers. Among all these people, there was no one knew what was the fate that awaited him. Just seemed upset because they had been separated from each other, but did not know they were heading toward death.
For your reception was nice, at that moment in June and July 1944, that is, there was an orchestra composed of prisoners, girls dressed in white blouses and navy blue skirts, all pretty and young, upbeat tunes played when trains arrive. (...) They were told that it was a labor camp, and as it fell outside the field, saw nothing apart from the small terrace decorated with green plants, where the orchestra played. They could not know what to expect.

At that led to the gas chambers, ie the elderly, children and others were taken to a red brick building. (...) The
wore a red brick building with a sign stating "Baths." There, he ordered them to undress and were given a towel before putting them into the so-called shower room. More Later, at the time of the great transport of Hungary, did not leave any time for them to undress. Tore his clothes with brutality. I know these details for a Jewish girl in France. (...)
called her "little Marie" and was the only survivor of a family of 9 persons. When they arrived, his mother and seven brothers and sisters were taken to the gas chambers. When I met her, took care in young children to undress before being sent to the gas chamber.
After people undress, took them to a room that looked like a shower room, and a hole in the ceiling, threw gas capsules into the room. An SS guard the effects observed through a peephole. After about 5 to 7 minutes, when the gas had already had its effect, was a signal to open the doors.

Men with gas masks, who were also prisoners, entered and removed the bodies. We said that before dying prisoners had probably suffered because they were clinging together in groups, forming clusters, so that it is difficult to separate. (...)

Friday, May 29, 2009

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The prosecution asked the judge to order the arrest of three guards SS

The Office of the High Court today asked the international arrest of three alleged officers of the SS Adolf Hitler regime in Spain for alleged crimes of genocide and currently residing in the U.S..
Prosecutor Pedro Martinez made this request to the National Court Judge Ismael Moreno, in charge of the investigation of the case against four officers of the SS and was initiated following the complaint filed by several survivors of Nazi concentration camps.
addition to the arrest warrant, the prosecutor asked the provisional imprisonment of three alleged genocidal Nazi refugees in the United States. These three alleged members of the SS charged by the National Court on charges of genocide are Johan Leprich, Anton Tittjung and Josias Kumpf. They were officers
the so-called group-Sturmbann Totenkopf or "Death's Head Battalion", and performed between 1942 and 1945 in the concentration camps of Mauthausen, Sachsenhausen and Flossenburg. In the lawsuit
however, that in Nazi concentration camps were held thousands of people, among whom were many English, who were subjected to "torture, mistreatment and abuse" and reviewed "extermination programs designed by the National Socialist system" . Attorney Martinez stressed in its statement that it is proved "the existence of reasonable grounds of involvement" by the Nazis three refugees in the United States "at least as an accessory to a crime of genocide."
The International Military Tribunal of Nuremberg (Germany) said the group Totenkopf-Sturmbann "criminal organization" for his role in "the persecution and extermination of Jews, brutalities and killings in concentration camps."
addition, the paper highlights the fields concentration "rewarded" for the SS guards "with a day off for every prisoner executed." UNIVERSAL JUSTICE
Unlike the approach taken by the prosecution in other causes of universal justice, in this case the department led by the chief prosecutor Javier Zaragoza accepts and defends the English jurisdiction to investigate the facts as several English were victims of these alleged crimes genocide attributed to SS officers.
Attorney Martinez stressed in his letter that the investigations carried out so far by Judge Moreno has established at least circumstantial alleged involvement in the events of the concentration camps Nazi Mauthausen, Sachsenhausen and Flossenburg.
According to records, only in the Mauthausen camp were over 7,000 English prisoners, of whom over 4,300 were killed.
On 30 March the judge heard evidence from Jesus Moreno Tello and Ramiro Santesteban, two English survivors of Nazi concentration camps who are currently residing in France and who reported to the judge, "the horror" that lived during his detention in the prisons of Hitler.
Article taken from: http://
ecodiario.eleconomista.es/espana/noticias/1287901/05/09/Ampliacion-la-fiscalia-pide-la-detencion-internacional-de-tres-presuntos-genocidas-nazis-refugiados-en-eeuu.html



Tuesday, May 12, 2009

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Presentation of the book, "The Nazis and the evil destruction of human beings"



invite I look forward to the release of my new book: evil Nazis and the destruction of human Intervindrán Dr. Norbert Bilbeny, professor Ethics of the Universitat de Barcelona, \u200b\u200bDr. Jaime Vándor, Professor of History of Modern and Contemporary Judaism at the University of Barcelona, \u200b\u200bMs. Emi Fresneda, Nibert editor, and author.



The event will take place on Tuesday 19 May at 19.30 hores, in the library's Central Carrer Mallorca 237, Barcelona.
At the end of the act will be served a glass of cava
I hope you all!

Sunday, May 3, 2009

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Dietrich Bonhoeffer a Lutheran pastor for Jews



I leave here some "flashes" of my lecture on Dietrich Bonhoeffer. I think it's worth conococer and remember this brave man who risked his life, and lost it, fighting against a criminal law regime. Here are some facts of its history, we will focus on the Jewish question.
Biographical Bonhoeffer was born in Breslau, Germany, within a family of upper-middle class. His father was a renowned psychiatrist and neurologist in Berlin, a non-practicing believer. The mother came from the Rhineland. In his family included theologians and artists. She was in charge of religious and emotional of his eight children. A very early, at age thirteen, he expressed his desire to be a minister of the Lutheran church.
This meant that it would open a university and the future of his three brothers who chose to train as a lawyer, another as a physicist and one as a naturist. Thus, their fate was to learn and teach theology. Theology was considered (now also in Germany) as another social science.
His parents supported his decision and attended the University of Tübingen where he finished his training in 1923. Then a doctorate in theology by the University of Berlin in 1927. From 1928 to 1929 he was vicar of the evangelical church of Barcelona. He liked the parishioners to whom it was, it was simpler people that the burghers of Berlin, but he says, better understood the gospel.
from 1929 to 1930 he spent a postgraduate year at Union Theological Seminary in New York. In November 1931 he was ordained at twenty years. From 1931 to 1933 and taught in Berlin.
historical and political circumstances played a decisive role in behavior and personality of Bonhoeffer. Following their protests against the regime and Hitler, the Gestapo will not post. Featured Works:
Ethics, Resistance and submission
(letters from the prison of Tegel) and Life
community.

In 1945, just days before the end of the Second World War, is hanged in the field of Flossenbürg.


Bonhoeffer and the Jewish question Bonhoeffer critique of evangelical church about the possibility of a single national church, not raise their voice against the Aryan article. Do not see any scandal caused by trying to be affected only a small group. The Lutheran theologian and pastor goes on to say: "The Jewish question a lot of work to the Church and at this point the most sensible have completely lost his head and his Bible. " Moreover, certain professors of theology and some shepherds tried to theologically justify legislation Aryans. Thing that Bonhoeffer had already planned before this happened.
Bonhoeffer's work on the Jewish question has two parts:
1) Study the problem of integration of the Jewish Christian church, at this point in his opinion, the State has neither art nor part.
2) It raises starkly theological absurdity of a Church "of German roots" that excludes certain members for biological reasons. In this thesis says
"It's not at all the question whether members of our community of German origin can support even the church community with Jews. Rather it is the mission of the Christian proclamation that: here, where Jews and Germans together under the word of God is the Church is here that shows whether the Church or Church remains. " When Bonhoeffer entire Jewish boycott of April 1
(On April 1, 1933, the Nazis carried out the first nationwide action planned against the Jews: a boycott of Jewish businesses and professionals. The day of the boycott, Nazi troops-Sturmabteilung, HS-stood menacingly in front of stores apartments, shops and offices of Jewish professionals like doctors and lawyers. The Star of David was painted in yellow and black on thousands of doors and windows, together with anti-Semitic slogans. Signs were placed with the words, "Do not buy from Jews" and "The Jews are our misfortune." Occurred throughout Germany acts of violence against Jews and their property, and police intervened only rarely),
wrote: "What opinion deserves the Church concerning the state action that places the Jewish State under a special law solely because they belong to another race differently? Bonhoeffer emphasizes the problems of "racial profiling" and adds: "What is the mission of the Church at this point?
Here the focus is on the Jewish question and no ecclesial integration, we have seen, of the Jewish Christians. He discussed openly
ecclesial responsibility to those facts. And the plasma in the form of three missions:
1) The Church has to ask (the state) now clearly state action "self" in relation to the Jewish question.
2) The second task was Bonhoeffer in service to victims of state action. It reads: "The Church has a special obligation with victims of social order, even if they belong to the Christian community. "
3) Here comes to the limit. He said: "If the Church sees that the State has too much or too little law and order situation is not only the victims to attach the wheel but to move against the same wheel spokes." To rush against the same radius of the wheel! But who would be launched?
In the first two missions Bonhoeffer saw the possibility of each of the calls should become known Christian leaders to "acknowledge the State of offenses against morality." However, in the third case, expressing a utopian hope. About the Jewish question, Bonhoeffer also fight for the Jews through the Abwehr.


The Abwehr

Dietrich Bonhoeffer falls on October 30, 1940, the Abwehr, ie in the official service counter. Access this service by his brother, Dohnanyi, which occupies an important position in the organization. Directed by General Oster and Admiral Canaris, the Abwehr is a focus of resistance. To join him, Bonhoeffer became a double agent. Bonhoeffer
perform two kinds of activities in the Abwehr. First, help a number of people, carried out a daring operation for the Jews. This work will still have a dangerous role in the interrogation of 1943. Canaris ordered that covert missions of the Abwehr, to facilitate the departure to Switzerland about 12 or 15 Jews. The operation is known as the 'U7', as initially only seven people came. Hans von Dohnanyi "U7" meant to overcome many obstacles. The maneuver lasted over a year until finally in the summer of 1942 concluded with great success, but six months later was adverse to its organizers. Bonhoeffer
Second attempt to establish contact with partners to inform them of the importance and the draft resistance German. He will also through the Abwehr.
In the fall of 1942, the Reich Security Office found irregularities in the currency of the Secret Service in Munich. Between October and January were the preparations for the attack on Hitler, finally, was set for March 13, 1943, the day the Führer would visit the headquarters of General Kluge, in Smolensk. The attack failed because it did not work on the bomb that had been installed in the plane would bring Hitler in East Prussia. A second attack in a hurry to set the "day of remembrance of the heroes, March 21, 1943, also failed. Two weeks later, on April 5, 1943, were arrested Dohnanyi and Dietrich Bonhoeffer in Berlin, Joseph Müller in Munich. Maj. Gen. Oster was expelled from the Secret Service. Von Dohnanyi was transferred to the prison Lehrterstrasse Berlin, Bonhoeffer to the prison of the German Army, the Wehrmachtsuntersuchungsgefängnis in Tegel.
The suspicious Gestapo counterintelligence services. He had no evidence against them. But he stopped a homeless man when he was about to cross the Swiss border taking up a lot of money, which seemed to belong to the Consul of Portugal in Munich. Interrogated, he confessed that the money was for the Jews refugees in Switzerland, which Bonhoeffer had been operating under the name 'U7'. The defendant also admitted working for the Abwehr.
However, there seemed no connection between the attack and arrests. The Gestapo could not find anything until September 1944 were in Zossen (Berlin) documents that explained everything and that led to the arrest of Admiral Canaris, Maj. Gen. Oster, Klaus Bonhoeffer, Rüdiger Schleicher, who was married to Ursula Bonhoeffer, and many others. After the discovery of Zossener Akten (Proceedings of Zossen) began the last act, which would end for Von Dohnanyi at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp, and Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Canaris and Oster, the Flossenburg concentration camp.