Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Funerali in Norvegia

    Jewish funeral procession “attacked” in Oslo
 
    When the Jewish man  Gabriel Philip Stiris (91) was buried in Oslo
early in december, an unknown man appeared and shouted  «fuck the
jews» and behaved in a manner that was threatening.
 
    Ove Eikje
 
    - We were shocked when this happened, and have never heard of
anything like this, his son Morten Stiris tells Dagen.
    He was about  to shovel earth on the coffin when the unknown man
expressed his hatred of Jews. The man stood outside the fence of the
Jewish cemetery. Maybe he had discovered the obituary in the newspaper
Aftenposten, and knew that a Jewish burial would take place at this
time?
    The man raised his left arm to  a Nazi salute, and he seemed
threatening. This was a very deliberate action, my father was the only
Jew who was buried that day, says Morten Stiris.
    Several persons who participated in the funeral procession ran
after the man who had white skin color. But he was too far ahead, and
got away without being identified.
    This harrowing incident took place at the Jewish cemetery at Østre
Gravlund in Oslo on Monday 5 December.
 
    Escaped to Sweden
 
    Gabriel Philip Stiris was a young medical student in Oslo in 1942,
and chose to go into hiding after the anti-Jewish decrees were issued
in October of that year.He was helped by one of his teachers who got
him admitted to the hospital.
    A few days later, the Jewish student was picked up from the
hospital by Per Faye-Hansen, founder of the Caramel Institute. First,
Gabriel  was led to a temporary hiding place in a flower shop at
Majorstuen, where he met other Jews who also sought help. In secret,
Faye-Hansen managed to arrange the escape to Sweden for this group.
First, they were sent to Asker and hidden in a house, before they
reached the Swedish border.
    A younger brother of Gabriel was imprisoned and sent on freight
ship “Donau” to Auschwitz, where he immediately was gassed to death.
    On 3 June 2007 Per Faye-Hansen was posthumously awarded the
distinguished honor “righteous among nations” by the Holocaust
memorial Yad Vashem in Jerusalem. His daughter, Gro Wenske, accepted
the award on behalf of his father, who died in 1992.
 
    Felt the hatred
 
    My father was sick the last year and a half of his life. In recent
years, my father felt that much of the  anti-Semitism that flourished
in Norway between the two world wars again raised its ugly head in
Norway today. He felt it in his backbone, like a cold wind, says
Morten Stiris.
    Together with his brother, Tom, he wrote the oped “Anti-Semitism
still exists” in 
aftenposten.no
 (December 22) about the shocking
incident they experienced in the cemetery.
    “The family has obviously taken this very hard. This is simply
harassment of the worst kind. To desecrate a funeral procession, and
especially during the burial rituals, harassment at its worst, the
sons write.
 
    They say that in spite of the special committees formed to prevent
anti-Semitism, adequate steps to stop the tendency have not been
taken.
    “Now it has advanced to a stage where funerals are ” attacked “.
We do not know if this abominable act was perpetrated by one
individual or if he acted on behalf of  others. We ask that the
government engages even stronger and more actively participate in the
struggle against anti-Semitism, says Morten and Tom Stiris.
 
    Online Debate
 
    There has been a lively debate online in Aftenposten after their
post was published.
    “No, there is practically no anti-Semitism, but there is plenty of
Zionist moaning and lies,” ​​said one.
    Another person writes that anti-Semitism must be directed to
against Semitic people, something the jews are not .
    “They are a religious gang, not a people, just like Christians and
Muslims, he claims.
 
http://www.israelwhat.com/2011/12/30/also-not-in-norwegian-news-jewish-funeral-procession-in-oslo-suffers-harassment/
 

      Jewish funeral procession “attacked” in Oslo
 
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Chissa', magari anche in quel caso l'antisemitismo e' inesistente. Hai
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