"Then came days of orgiastic slaughter. Jews from all over the region, families in carts, women pushing their children in strollers, trains full of Jews, columns of Jews on foot were being dragged into the city, by the hundreds, by the thousands, and were being massacred everywhere, in the streets, in the fields, alive. They were being shot, shot at, I saw a German officer approaching and looking at a pretty thirteen-year-old girl who had just gotten off a train. Mordecai Striegler, a Polish Jew, escapee from various camps and ghettos, was telling the American journalist Meyer Levin about his life and survival one April day in 1945 in Buchenwald.

This Sunday, The far right could become established in Germany If the polls are correct, the whole of Europe will be watching closely, because the outcome of these federal elections will largely determine the politics of the continent. That is why German comedian Jan Böhmermann has had his say in the American newspaper The New York Times about the German country, which he describes as an inventor of long, complicated words and Nazis.

This Sunday, The far right could become established in Germany If the polls' predictions are correct, the whole of Europe will be watching closely, because the outcome of these federal elections will largely determine the politics of the continent. That is why German comedian Jan Böhmermann has given his opinion to the American newspaper The New York Times about the German country, which he describes as an inventor of long, complicated words and Nazis.