La policía detuvo 2 antifacistas en manifestación neonazi.
Valeria Otero 25 Mar 2007 08:32 GMT (translated by Valeria Otero)Neonazis y represión a activistas de derechos humanos en Polonia.
El miércoles 21 de marzo de 2007, en el paíacute; en el que tuvo lugar la mayor parte del Holocausto alrededor de 100 neonazis de Narodowego Odrodzenia Polski (NOP) organizaron una manifestación Wroclaw. Gritaban consignas como "Poder blanco", "Polonia entera, sólo blanca", "Polonia libre sin negros", "En nuestro país hay lugar para el negro - sólo si hablamos de camisetas de color negro". Alrededor de 300 antifacistas organizaron una contra manifestación . No hubo peleas entre los dos grupos: el conflicto principal fue de palabra, con gritos de "Antifacista" de un lado y "Poder blanco" del otro. Un estrecho cordón policial separó a los dos grupos.
A pesar de que NOP es una organización prohibida de acuerdo con el artículo 13 de la Constitución de Polonia, la policía no detuvo neonazis. En cambio, detuvieron a dos activistas de derechos humanos, uno de Torun y otro de Varsovia, que participaban en la contramanifestación antifacista. Hasta el momento, los dos activistas han estado detenidos por más de 24 horas. Se espera que un tribunal de "justicia rápida" estilo McDonalds juzgue a ambos activistas antiracismo hoy 23 de marzo de 2007 alrededor de las 11.00 hora de Polonia (10:00 UTC).
VÍNCULOS cia.bzzz IMC PL IMC Toruń (new-imc) | FOTOS: WSA g-punkt cia.bzzz fotos de archivo de saludo de hitler, TVP1, 1997
ACTUALIZACIÓN: Gracias por tu apoyo: los dos activistas quedaron libres sin causas penales, pero permanecerán en libertad condicional por dos años detalles
En el clima político actual en Polonia -legislación reciente amenaza con instaurar una purga de posiblemente miles de académicos , bibliotecarios y administradores universitarios por su supuesto pasado comunista y nueva legislación del gobierno podría "castigar a quien promueva la homosexualidad o cualquier otra desviación de tipo sexual en instituciones educativas" - tu ayuda para ejercer una pronta presión internacional para insistir en que se liberen inmediatamente a los dos activistas y que se retiren todos los cargos podrían ayudar no sólo a liberar a los activistas, pero también enviará una señal a las autoridades de que la represión no será tolerada por la opinión pública internacional.
--ACCIONES: Por favor comunícate por teléfono/fax/correo electrónico a la central de policía, el ministro de policía y el presidente y diles que consideras a los dos activistas de derechos humanos de Torun y Varsovia que se opusieron a la manfiestación neonazi como prisioneros de conciencia y exige su liberación inmediata e incondicional.
Departamento de policía en Wroclaw: ul. Druckiego-Lubeckiego 1, 50-036 Wrocław
tel: +48-71-340-41-66, fax: +48-71-340-33-17, kontakt@wroclaw.policja.gov.pl
Ministro de Justicia: Zbigniew Ziobro Al. Ujazdowskie 11, 00-950 Varsovia,
fax: +48-22-52-12-888, minister@mswia.gov.pl
Presidente Lech Kaczyński, ul. Wiejska 10, 00-902 Varsovia,
fax: +48-22-695-22-38, listy@prezydent.pl
DETALLES de Actualización: El tribunal declaró que los otros dos activistas eran culpables de haber violado la inmunidad de oficiales de policía sin que esto signifique daño para la sociedad. El juez le dio dos años de libertad condicional a los dos activistas de derechos humanos y están obligados a pagar 150 zlotys (aproximadamente euros) a viudas de policía y orfanatos de niños.
fotos de neonazis en la película "My Polska Rasa" [La raza polaca) TVP1, 1997
NOP = political party
pl guest 23.Mar.2007 18:14
Actually NOP is a legal Polish political party
NOP is both: a legal political party and constitutionally prohibited
me 23.Mar.2007 22:40
> Actually NOP is a legal Polish political party.
http://www.sejm.gov.pl/prawo/konst/angielski/konse.htm
True.
But it "shall be prohibited" according to the text of Article 13 of the Constitution:
Article 13
Political parties and other organizations whose programmes are based upon totalitarian methods and the modes of activity of nazism, fascism and communism, as well as those whose programmes or activities sanction racial or national hatred, the application of violence for the purpose of obtaining power or to influence the State policy, or provide for the secrecy of their own structure or membership, shall be prohibited.
NOP's programme is based upon the modes of activity of nazism and fascism and sanctions racial and national hatred. The evidence is overwhelming.
wow
blankall 25.Mar.2007 22:17
It's pretty ridiculous to see Polish people in support of nazi symbolism and rhetoric. Maybe a lot of these peole should actually read what Hitler was writting. Pretty sure he wasnt too fond of you Polish. In fact he describes you as an inferior race that under his ultimate plan would "cease to exist". After everything Poland went through in WWII it blows my mind to see Polish children wearing a swastika.
WOWII
Melody 28.Mar.2007 04:28
I was so interested when I came across this article after visiting Poland (Krakow and Auschwitz) just a few months ago. I was a tourist, (a black one) when I came head to head with some patronizing neo-Nazis who may have been tourists as well. Hell, they may have even been apolitical and liked the outfits and hairstyles, who knows? But with respect to the previous comment "WOW", that was my sentiment exactly when I thought about how close one of the major concentration camps was (Birkenau I and II). Maybe I was naive, but I was surprised to find a presence of neo-Nazi considering all that had happened in Poland. I also know that it is common for tourists to tread through Krakow and head to Auschwitz to see the memorial, and in hindsight I thought that perhaps it would seem likely that there still remain s a certain population who want to remind tourists that not everything has been left behind. How do you kill an ideology?
The price we pay
Qrde 04.Apr.2007 19:02
This is the price we pay to poor historical education in Poland. Maybe it is not too late to change it. Unfortunately, we cannot speak of state education's aid in teaching history, as nowadays the education is ran by the current government - which e.g. defends the memory of spanish fashists during Spanish Civil War.
Maybe Hitler's "Mein Kampf" should be popularised :) It's enough to read a few qoutes from this old bigot to know that national socialism was based on the belief of inferior races, chiefly the Slavs. The cooperation of so-called slavic neopagans with the neo-nazis is equally ridulous. High time to bash the fash!
we need reeducation programs
for Poland 04.Apr.2007 19:38
reeducation now!
where they German Poles?
Jo Bloggs 18.Apr.2007 23:18
Parts of Poland was annexe part of the former Republic of Germany, so I ask were this “Germantic Poles?” It might help explain why the "Polish" people are in support of nazi symbolism.
From Mexico/Desde Mexico
Inger 19.Apr.2007 04:58
maybe i am not well informed, but I can remember the WWII starts with the Invation to Poland. And a lot of people of that country was transported to concentration camps (I can hear the what are thinking a Scumhead saying: the camps are fantasy). Well; the point is: do you can give your admiration to a person who hurt your country? Do you can remember how the invation start? Horses and spikes... Against Tanks. I think there is no more to say.
Quizas no estoy bien informado, pero puedo recordar que la primera guerra mundial comenzo con la invasion a Polonia. Y mucha gente fue transportada a campos de concentracion (Puedo casi escuchar los pensamientos de algun Scumhead diciendo: Los campos son una fantasia)Bueno; el punto es: ¿puedes brindarle tu admiracion a una persona que lastimo a tu pais ¿recuerdan como empezo la invasion? Caballos y lanzas... contra tanques. Creo que no hay mas que decir.
Neofascists in Polish Constitution Day 2007
newer photos 03.May.2007 23:25
Heil Kaczyński!
NOP together with ONR - National Radical Camp (Obóz Narodowo-Radykalny) another neofascist group - are participating more and more openly in public life in Poland.
http://wiadomosci.gazeta.pl/wiadomosci/1,53600,4104933.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ob%C3%B3z_Narodowo-Radykalny
http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B3ra_%C5%9Awi%C4%99tej_Anny
http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B3ra_%C5%9Awi%C4%99tej_Anny_%28wojew%C3%B3dztwo_opolskie%29
Here are some photos from a historical remembrance ceremony on Constitution Day, 3 May 2007. (Yes: 2007, not 1934.)
Article in Polish (3 May 2007):
More info:
ONR:
Where this event took place:
Demonstrate at your local Polish Embassy if you find this upsetting. If you live in the European Union, pressure your local euro-MPs to have the courage to say that these are fascist groups and to request the Polish government to implement Article 13 of the constitution.
According to article 13 of the Polish Constitution, fascist organisations are illegal, but the present government is too close to the neofascist youth groups to do anything against them - it won't attack its allies.