Condemnation of Genocide Denial during World War II
The Sejm's resolution condemns the denial of German Nazi genocide crimes from World War II, urging citizens to reject historical falsehoods. It emphasizes the moral obligation to preserve the memory of victims and uphold historical truth. This aims to protect historical memory and prevent the spread of false information about the Holocaust.
Key points
The Sejm condemns the denial of genocide crimes, especially in the context of German extermination camps like Auschwitz-Birkenau.
The resolution calls on citizens to actively reject negationism and indifference to historical falsehoods.
State and local authorities are urged to commemorate victims and safeguard historical truth about extermination camps.
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2025-07-25
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Status:
Adopted
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