This date commemorates the 48 hours of violent crimes against German Jews in 1938.
In a new anniversary of the “Night of Broken Glass”which recalls the 48 hours of violent crimes against German Jews in 1938, judges, officials and employees of the Judiciary They visited the Holocaust Museum.
This is the second visit to the museum and takes place within the framework of the agreement signed by the President of the Federal Chamber of Criminal Cassation, Mariano Borinskythe Holocaust Memory Foundation and the Association of Jewish Lawyers of the Argentine Republic whose objective is the cooperation between institutions against racism, discrimination, xenophobia and anti-Semitism.
The activities were organized by the director of the Museum, Jonathan Karszerbaum and the coordinators of the agreement Laura Kvitko, Flora Acselrad and Nicole Amquiey. The visit was led by Gisela Finstein and Micaela Echenique.
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The Kristallnacht (“Night of Broken Glass”) recalls the violent events that occurred between November 9 and 10, 1938, carried out against German Jews, which consisted of more than 48 hours of terror. Nearly 400 synagogues were burned and around seven thousand businesses looted or destroyed without the police doing anything about it. 90 people were murdered in the streets and around 30,000 Jews were imprisoned and sent to the Dachau concentration camp.
Agreement between Criminal Cassation and the Holocaust Memory Foundation
This institutional agreement was approved by the Superintendency Court of the Federal Chamber of Criminal Cassation on October 8. Its purpose is to develop and jointly promote cooperation, training, research and dissemination activitiesas well as any other action that may be of interest, with a view to strengthening the performance of the institutions’ functions.
Said agreement It is the first of its kind at the institutional level with the Federal Chamber of Criminal Cassationthe country’s highest criminal court, and has already been incorporated into anti-discrimination training programs for judges, officials and judicial employees.
The visit was attended by representatives of various judicial agencies. During the tour, special emphasis was placed on the wave of violence planned by the Nazi regime called the “Night of Broken Glass” to force the Jewish emigration and concern was expressed about the persistence of violent acts directed against the Jewish community even today.
Source: Ambito
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