RSS Feed
April 9th, 2013 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
A cover of a Polish magazine depicting Angela Merkel as a Nazi concentration camp inmate alongside the headline ‘Falsification of History: How The Germans Made Themselves The Victims of World War II’, has stoked a spat between the two countries.
The lead story, published in Poland’s best-selling weekly news
magazine, the conservative Uwazam Rze, was provoked by a
high-budget World War II miniseries called Our Mothers, Our Fathers
filmed and broadcast last month by state-owned station ZDF.
Although the €14 million series claimed to put human drama ahead
of politics, it has aroused anger in Poland for the portrayal of
Polish resistance fighters as anti-Semites. In one scene a partisan
says “we drown Jews like rats”, and in another, upon
intercepting a convoy of prisoners destined for Auschwitz, the
underground fighters let it proceed, once they discover the
prisoners are Jews.
“We are angry with this film’s message,” Taduesz
Filipkowski, spokesman for the International Home Army Association,
a veterans’ organization, said when the first episode was
broadcast.
“We believe it to be evil slander and an attempt to justify
Nazi crimes by setting them against the alleged antisemitism that
existed in Poland before the war. Our government should not ignore
this attack on our reputation.”
The authorities duly obliged.
“The image of Poland and the Polish resistance against the
German occupiers as conveyed by this series is perceived by most
Poles as extremely unjust and offensive,” wrote Jerzy
Marganski, Poland’s ambassador to Germany.
Uwazam Rze claims that the series also tries to share the
responsibility for antisemitism between all parties involved, while
absolving many ordinary Germans of wartime atrocities, and equating
their suffering with that of their victims. Symbolically, in the
climax of the story, a German woman is executed, trying to save her
Jewish lover, who survives.
So far, Germany has been diplomatic but firm, refusing to
apologize for the series, by saying Our Mothers, Our Fathers is
meant to start a “national conversation” on a subject that
was taboo for decades.
Producer Nico Hofmann has said the depiction of Polish
resistance fighters “is based on historically vetted
material”, noting that rights for the widely-watched series
have been purchased by multiple broadcasters around the world.
But Polish media has not let the issue die down, and the tone
has only become more confrontational.
Ironically, in the past week German Chancellor Angela Merkel has
also been depicted as a Nazi with a Hitler mustache during a series
of anti-austerity rallies in Greece and Cyprus.
Source Article from http://rt.com/news/merkel-zdf-uwazam-rze-nazi-holocaust-ww2-victim-580/
Views: 0
Posted in 
