Polish Jewish leader denounces government’s inaction against neonazis
THE leader of Poland’s federation of Jewish communities has denounced the government for allowing the growth of the country’s neonazi movement.
Union of Jewish Communities in Poland president Leslaw Piszewski spoke out following a shocking documentary broadcast on Polish TV that showed fascists celebrating Hitler’s birthday in a forest.
The fascists, some wearing SS uniforms, raised a toast to Hitler, whose portrait hung from a tree, ate a swastika-iced cake and sieg-heiled a large wooden swastika as it burned.
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