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Wolfgang Lucht

I attended a workshop in Berlin today. Right in front of the building, as all across Berlin, and as in cities throughout Germany: three "stumbling stone" memorials, embedded into the pavement, marking where only 80 years ago fellow citizens lived, first oppressed, then deported on a day in March, then killed in Auschwitz.

And we're seriously debating hard right politics as if it were an option? Heaping disdain on migrants because of their plights and hopes?

Three bronze plates are embedded among small cobble pavement. They read, in German: 1) "Here lived Georg Levy, born 1903, deported 12 March 1943, murdered in Auschwitz." 2) 1) "Here lived Berl Levy, born 1941, deported 12 March 1943, murdered in Auschwitz." 3) 1) "Here lived Henriette Levy, née Löwenthal, born 1906, deported 12 March 1943, murdered in Auschwitz."
Sep 10, 2024, 05:20 PM·Public·Tusky
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