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HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY

	Poettering: ‘Nazi crimes must always remain in the memory of future generations’ The President of the European Parliament, Hans-Gert Poettering, said the crimes committed by the Nazis 'must always remain in the memory of future generations as a warning sign against genocide, which must never occur again.'

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says her country has a special responsibility to fight anti-Semitism.

On Monday, EU Parliament President Hans-Gert Poettering will attend a special commemoration in the parliament premises.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said that the "unimaginable suffering" of the Holocaust “must never be forgotten.”

More Holocaust Remembrance Day:

	International conference at Yad Vashem: how to respond to Holocaust denial?
	Anti-Semitic incidents doubled last year, report shows
	Holocaust survivors sue Hungarian railway in US court
	French nazi hunter Serge Klarsfeld winds up Holocaust conferences in Arab states
	French nazi hunter Serge Klarsfeld winds up Holocaust conferences in Arab states
	Nazi death camp survivor recognises Demjanjuk
	In his address to the Knesset, Silvio Berlusconi vows Italy's firm support for Israel

EU Commissioner: ‘no place for anti-Semitism in Europe, nor anywhere in the world.’ European Commission Vice-President Franco Frattini declared that "there is no place for anti-Semitism in Europe, nor anywhere in the world."		Croatian president: Facing WWII past key for the country's European path Croatian President Stipe Mesic said on the eve of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, that Croatia must face up to its WWII if it wants to fully integrate into Europe.

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