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"en.20071212.2.3-035"2
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"Mr President, Europe is not only an agreement among elites. It is not only the European institutions. Europe is above all a matter of trust.
Yesterday, however, Udo Voigt, the chairman of the National Democratic Party of Germany, declared on Germany’s public television channel that Poland must immediately return Silesia to the Germans – that Poland should immediately give Pomerania, Gdańsk, Wrocław and other cities back to the Germans. At the same time he questioned the figures regarding the number of victims of the Holocaust.
I ask myself today, when the spirit of Europe moves upon the face of the waters and above this Parliament, why Mr Schulz has lost his revolutionary sensitivity. Why did the German Government not speak out strongly? This is the kind of thing that led to the Third Reich.
We demand a sharp reprimand and delegalisation of the fascist party in question, which is doing something that can inflict the greatest harm on Europe: it is destroying trust between European nations that are striving for the common good. Germany, as a leading European state, should be especially sensitive to this kind of activity and take action immediately for the good of the European Communities."@en1
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