Her Day of Remembrance of the Greek Jewish Martyrs and Heroes of the Holocaust honored yesterday at its special meeting by the national delegation, while everyone emphasized that the world community should not relax in connection with the revival of Nazi and fascist formations.

“The poison of intolerance in all manifestations of life corrodes the conscience and always ends up spreading to the blackest pages of our history,” said Nick, chairman of the meeting. Kaklamanis. “We are obliged to fight against anti-Semitism and all kinds of racism and social hatred,” Deputy Prime Minister P. Pikrammenos stressed.

“We cannot and must not relax. “Unfortunately, in many countries of our continent, remnants of the Nazi ideology have been preserved,” he noted on behalf of N.D. Mr. An Chatsivasiliou. “We are concerned about the rise of the far right at the European and global level,” said Ms. Hara Kafantari (SYRIZA). “We have to be vigilant,” agreed Mr. D. Constantinopoulos (PASOK). “Today, with the blessing of the EU, an extravagant attempt is being made to equate fascism and communism,” said Mr. I. Delis (KKE). “We will not allow Nazi ideas and violent extremism to prevail,” said Ms. Maria Athanasiou (Greece Lisi). Ms Sofia Sakoraffa (MeRA25) spoke of “vigilance, support and solidarity with the persecuted, prosecuting crimes and refusing to remain silent”. At the end of the meeting, a minute of silence was observed.