Kristallnacht revisited.
Last week, a group of religious people entered the Buenos Aires Cathedral, in order to commemorate the so-called "KRISTALLNACHT", the night when a terrible riot took place in Berlin and other places of Germany (they were dark forces -commanded in fact by the government) committed destruction, arson and murder, and finally lots of innocent people were sent to prison just on the grounds of being Jewish or political opponents.
Historians say that the Kristallnacht is the set-up of the Holocaust. It was really a turning-point as regards politics, law and civil rights in Germany. From that point onwards, everything down fell into the hell of concentration and extermination camps. It happened in November 1938.
Among the persons who entered the cathedral last week were the Archbishop of Buenos Aires, and many representatives of groups for the religious dialogue, coming from Judaism, Baptism and other forms of Christianism, and members of different Movements of the Catholic Church (such as the Focolare Movement, to which I adhere).
Last week, a group of religious people entered the Buenos Aires Cathedral, in order to commemorate the so-called "KRISTALLNACHT", the night when a terrible riot took place in Berlin and other places of Germany (they were dark forces -commanded in fact by the government) committed destruction, arson and murder, and finally lots of innocent people were sent to prison just on the grounds of being Jewish or political opponents.
Historians say that the Kristallnacht is the set-up of the Holocaust. It was really a turning-point as regards politics, law and civil rights in Germany. From that point onwards, everything down fell into the hell of concentration and extermination camps. It happened in November 1938.
Among the persons who entered the cathedral last week were the Archbishop of Buenos Aires, and many representatives of groups for the religious dialogue, coming from Judaism, Baptism and other forms of Christianism, and members of different Movements of the Catholic Church (such as the Focolare Movement, to which I adhere).
