@kellylaubinger.bsky.socialvm.tiktok.com/ZGeJQoCSK/ Kelly Laubingers Rede: „It is a pivotal ⬇️Fortsetzung
12/12 As @maxczollek.bsky.social writes: ‚People can die twice. The first time when they are murdered and the second time when they are forgotten. The second time - we have it in our hands.‘ Do not let my people die twice. Thank you.“
11/ and grief - can never be forgiven, but it should, at the very least, be recognized. You, esteemed members of the European Parliament, serve as a model for Europe. You can make a significant contribution to making the genocide of my people visible.
10/ need to remind you that the opportunity to listen to our survivors is dwindling. Therefore I do not ask this of you; but rather, I demand it. Let my community speak. Let Europe’s largest minority speak. And let my people speak here on the 27th of January. The genocide , our neverending pain
9/ survivors from all communities devastatingly affected and decimated by the Nazis. There is no hierarchy of victims between our communities. We suffer together, and we mourn together. This hierarchy only exists outside of us. It is imposed on us by you. And this hierarchy must end. I should not
8/ establishment as the European Parliament, no survivor from europes biggest minority has ever been invited to speak on the 27th of January? I would like to remind you that this memorial day is meant to be the memorial day for all victims of the Holocaust. And therefore we must listen to all
7/ which I hope you will consider in your thoughts, and answer for yourselves. How many of our survivors do you know by name? How many of our survivors have you personally listened to, heard their voices speak? How many books from our survivors have you read? How can it be that since your
1/ moment to be speaking with you here today. A pivotal moment for my community , my people, to be speaking. A pivotal moment for me, as a granddaughter of Holocaust survivors. A pivotal moment for you, the European Parliament. My great grandparents and grandparents lived with fear and trauma their