Memory in Trier: Syrians set signs against Assad and for peace

Memory in Trier: Syrians set signs against Assad and for peace

The Syrian community in Trier set a strong sign against oppression and for justice when it intended in front of the imposing Porta Nigra the victim of the Assad dictatorship. During an emotional minute's silence, the atrocities in Syria were discussed, where over 600,000 people lost their lives and 200,000 are considered missing. "They were people like you and me," said one of the speakers. This event not only commemorated the terrible abuse and murders that were celebrated under the regime of Bashar al-Assad, but also intended for the victim of the attack on the Christmas market in Magdeburg. Many participants held flags and demanded the end of violence, the Volksfreund reported.

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In another memorial event in the region, the countless fallen of the two world wars was reminded. The speech asked those present to ask themselves why we are here: we really mourn or do we only fulfill a duty? "Man, don't forget us!" Was the urgent call that came through the spokesman's words. He emphasized the importance of remembering the fallen soldiers who did not have been incorporated into history as a hero, but as people who wanted to live. The call for the appreciation of morality and the Christian values became loud, paired for peace: "If we honor the dead of the war today, it is a promise that violence should not have space", the listeners were encouraged to fight for a better future, as is reported on Buetgenbach.eu.

With these commemorative celebrations, not only the fates of the deceased are addressed, but also a deeper reflection on peace and humanity. The community shows that the memory of the deceased of the war and the victims of dictatorships is essential to create a world without violence and terror.