Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale.israele
Titolo: la France, la France !

Liberté (di dire scemenze, tipo: ma gli ebrei inglesi non sono stati
deportati ?)
Egalité (tutti les juives sono uguali, prima o poi qualcuno li
deporta...)
Fraternité... 
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/626303.html

 deportati ?)
1) 
http://www.sussex-academic.co.uk/titles/Jewish%20Studies/fraser.asp
"The documentary record on which this book is based now clearly and
beyond question establishes that high-ranking government, police and
bureaucratic officials in Jersey and Guernsey participated wholeheartedly
and almost without question in the persecution of resident Jews and in
the programme of Aryanization aimed at the exclusion of Jewish
economic and business interests. They did not protest. They did not
invoke underlying principles of British justice or of basic humanity.
Instead they not only complied with German commands, but they
frequently took the initiative in seeking out Jewish individuals or Jewish
businesses for the sole purpose of applying Nazi legalized anti-Semitism
as fully as possible.
I shall argue in what follows that the most prominent members of the
Islands' governmental and legal systems, from the Bailiffs, Alexander
Coutanche and Victor Carey, to their respective Attorneys-General,
Charles Duret Aubin and Ambrose Sherwill, as well as lower-level
bureaucrats, actively and willingly enforced these pernicious legal
provisions without question and sometimes with apparent enthusiasm."
2) 
http://www.jerseyheritagetrust.org/edu/resources/pdf/cijews.pdf
3) ...anche se non erano ebrei "inglesi", ma "enemy aliens":
http://www1.yadvashem.org/odot_pdf/Microsoft%20Word%20-%206312.pdf
"After Germany invaded and conquered several Northern and Western European
countries in mid-1940, the British public began to panic. Fearing that
anyone with a German accent might be a spy, the British government began
imprisoning Germans and Austrians who had settled in Britain, calling them
"enemy aliens." This included Jewish refugees from Nazi-occupied Germany
and Austria. About 30,000 were interned in camps in Britain itself (where
in some cases Jews and pro-Nazi Germans were put together), while 8,000
were deported to Canada and Australia (some of whom died when their ships
were hit by torpedoes)."
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Comunque sarebbe stato meglio per la Francia (non per Tolosa) se
Douste-Blazy fosse rimasto a fare il Sindaco di Tolosa.
SFS
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 countries in mid-1940, the British public began to panic.
eh beh. Ma stavamo parlando di Francia, no ?
"Durante i mesi di guerra, diventò politica deliberata del Ministero
dell'Informazione [francese] nutrire il pubblico di storie
raccapriccianti di delitti commessi da stranieri ... Bisogna tener
presente che circa tre milioni e mezzo di stranieri vivevano in Francia
(10% della popolazione). Essi rappresentavano un capro espiatorio
migliore di quanto non fosse il mezzo milione di ebrei per la Germania.
... la xenofobia francese non era che una variante nazionale
dell'antisemitismo tedesco." (A. Koestler, La scrittura invisibile
(ed. Mulino) p. 77)
Mi è venuta la curiosità di scoprire in che modo è entrata nella
memoria nazionale francese questa non gloriosa pagina di storia che
risponde al nome di "Le Vernet". 
Tu ne sai mica qualcosa ?

 (Le Vernet) Tu ne sai mica qualcosa ?
Dai sopravvissuti della Colonna Durruti in poi, sě.
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