El comunismo y el nazismo, conclusiones de la Conferencia de la OSCE en Vilnius a principios de mes

Queridos amigos, los invito al blog ucraniano Ucrania en África, concretamente al artículo OSCE compara comunismo ao fascismo = la OSCE (Organización para la Seguridad y la Cooperación en Europa) compara el comunismo con el fascismo, se refiere al nacional socialismo.

Cito algunos párrafos (las negritas son mías) de la declaración DIVIDED EUROPE REUNITED: PROMOTING HUMAN RIGHTS AND CIVIL LIBERTIES IN THE OSCE REGION IN THE 21st CENTURY, linkeada por ese excelente blog (link en el mismo blog):

2. Taking into account the developments that have taken place in the OSCE territory in the past 20 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Iron Curtain;

3. Noting that in the 20th century, European countries experienced two major totalitarian regimes, the Nazi and the Stalinist, which brought along genocide, violations of human rights and freedoms, war crimes and crimes against humanity;

4. Acknowledging the uniqueness of the Holocaust, reminding participating States of its impact and the continued acts of anti-Semitism occurring throughout the 56-nation OSCE region, and strongly encouraging to vigorously implement the resolutions on anti-Semitism adopted unanimously by the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly since the Annual Session in Berlin in 2002;

Esto de que el Holocausto -la shoa- sea único, es algo que trato de explicar a mis amigos hispanoparlantes que, con demasiada frecuencia comparan o igualan otros sucesos lamentables y dolorosos con el holocausto.

7. Aware that the transition from communist dictatorships to democracy cannot take place in one day, and that it also has to take into account the historical and cultural backgrounds of the countries concerned;

A mí modo der ver, esto último es entendible; pero no puede justificar que se pisoteen los derechos fundametales... porque, si se hace, los problemas se agudizarán.

10. Recalling the initiative of the European Parliament to proclaim 23 August, when the Ribbentrop –Molotov pact was signed 70 years ago, as a Europe-wide Day of Remembrance for Victims of Stalinism and Nazism, in order to preserve the memory of the victims of mass deportations and exterminations;

17. Expresses deep concern regarding glorification of the totalitarian regimes, including holding of public demonstrations glorifying the Nazi or Stalinist past , as well as possible spread and strengthening of various extremist movements and groups, including neo-Nazis and skinheads;

18. Calls upon participating States to pursue policies against xenophobia and aggressive nationalism and take more effective measures to combat these phenomena.