00:00A piece of cement and a piece of paper.
00:02We are in Berlín on International Day.
00:05...en memoria de las víctimas del holocausto.
00:07Los allegados de una familia judía que tuvo...
00:10...que huir de Alemania por la persecución de los judíos...
00:12...durante el nazismo, se han congregado...
00:15...en Johannistal, a las afueras de Berlín...
00:17...para colocar cuatro Storpersteins...
00:20...o Piedras del Tropiezo, para recordar a la familia Levy.
00:23Han acudido decenas de personas...
00:25...entre ellas siete descendientes.
00:30Han acudido por dos años.
00:33Han acudido a descubrir...
00:35...a un poco de factos...
00:37...que no sabíamos, que nunca sabíamos...
00:39...que eran geniales.
00:40Han acudido en el ejército de Alemania...
00:43...en la primera guerra mundial.
00:45...en la primera guerra mundial.
00:47Es una experiencia interesante.
00:50more than 116.000 commemoratives
00:55for all the world, the majority in Germany, were created by the German artist
01:00and Gunther Demnick to remind the victims of the nazism.
01:05The name of the German artist, the name of the German artist,
01:10and the name of the German artist.
01:10Assetters or persecuted.
01:15What we are doing is that people from this community have at least the feeling that
01:20as Jewish people are not totally alone and no one cares about it.
01:25That they are on the street, that they are being raped, that they are being threatened, that they are being threatened, that they are being raped.
01:30That will not change the world.
01:35A small community of people feels supported by us.
01:40The church vigila the surroundings of the synagogue to give security to a Jewish community.
01:45The church is a victim of numerous anti-semites.
01:47About 6 million people were killed during the Holocaust.
01:50Even today, Jews are discriminated in Germany.
01:55In the last 10 years, the number of anti-semites are significantly increased.
01:58Laura Fleischmann
02:00from Berlin for Euronews.
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