Sunday, September 19, 2010

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September 19
Tuesday, September 19, 1939. Lodz
I feel impelled to return to this page The d iario Dawid Sierakowiak an unforgivable faux pas that was perhaps a little 'overlooked. The spokesman of the parliamentary group German CDU on D Human ights Erika Steinbach discourse has taken over an old argument that the Second World War would not have broken out following the invasion of Poland by German troops but because of movements of troops on the Polish German border as early as March 1939 .... This is a falsehood that sometimes comes back.
E 'standing this lie and show are the very words of the iario Dawid Sierakowiak the September 19, 1939, a few days after the outbreak of war he wrote:
"... At five o'clock I heard the speech of Hitler. After an enthusiastic greeting and a welcome spoke of fefreite Die Stadt Danzig Hitler ... he fumed, he used sophistry, it is is upset, insulted, she begged, persuaded by fair means and, above all lied, lied and lied again ... He said that Poland had started the first war, lied talking about the oppression suffered by the Germans in Poland, lied always talking about the good and peaceful intentions ...."
by The d iario Dawid Sierakowiak Five Notebooks from the Lodz ghetto edited by Alan Adelson Einaudi Editore
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I wonder if the German parliament, resigned today, Erika Steinbach know The d iario Dawid Sierakowiak?

Saturday, September 18, 2010

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יום כ ופ ר
Today is September 18 Yom Kippur means "day of atonement"
E 'on the tenth day of Rosh Hashanah, the New Year's Day.

Yom Kippur is one of the ten Yamim Noraim "day of repentance "
Yom Kippur is a holy day observed by all Jews, by practitioners and lay people. This solemn day begins at sundown the day before with the recitation of Kol Nidre prayer of repentance.

Kol Nidre in Aramaic means "all the promises the" Do jew calls saying "all vows, commitments, vows ... we may have given or for which we may have been committed shall be deleted from this day of repentance ... "The
Teshuvà the" repentance "or rather" return "to its true nature through a healthy remorse and the promise of commitment to the future: this is the ritual of this holy season. The jew on the tenth day of the ten Yamim Noraim "the days of repentance" complete fasting, not eating, not drinking, not working ...
Yom Kippur ends at the entrance of the stars and ends with the sounding of the shofar.