Wilhelmshaven reminds: Memorial service for the pogrom night 1938

Wilhelmshaven reminds: Memorial service for the pogrom night 1938

Wilhelmshaven, Deutschland - Wilhelmshaven is impressively reminiscent of the 1938 pogrom night! In a moving commemoration, organized by the city together with the German Trade Union Confederation, IG Metall, the youth parliament and the parishes, the terrible events were commemorated. The day began with an ecumenical service in the St. Willehad Church, followed by an impressive silence to the synagogue pitch.

At the ceremony at the synagogue square, moving speeches were kept and prayers were spoken to express the grief and commemoration of the victims of the pogrom night. A wreath was solemnly resigned, a strong symbol of memory and commitment to tolerance and humanity. Hans Wiesner, who represented the youth parliament, spoke particularly strongly about the importance of commemoration.

a strong sign of memory

The commemoration in Wilhelmshaven is not only a look back at the dark story, but also a powerful sign of the future. The participation of various organizations and the common grief show how important it is to pull the teachings from the past and to work for a better society. In times when anti -Semitism and intolerance increase again, such a commemoration is essential.