Revoltă în Germania după o interdicție neașteptată: Fără pietre comemorative pentru victimele Holocaustului

A small town in eastern Germany has sparked outrage by banning new Stolpersteine, memorial stones for Holocaust victims. The decision, supported by the far-right AfD and CDU, claims that these stones disrupt pedestrian flow. Critics argue that their subtle presence is vital for remembrance. Stolpersteine, created by artist Gunter Demnig, commemorate victims with details of their deportation and death. The move has raised concerns about the growing influence of the far-right in German politics, especially as CDU collaborates with AfD, challenging the traditional exclusion of extremist parties. The International Auschwitz Committee condemned the decision as an attempt to erase the memory of Nazi victims.