00:00When there was the last room in the building,
00:04there was a gold medal,
00:06who said after four months,
00:08that he knew Leopold Hilsner's place.
00:13It's not that we don't know,
00:16the accusation was fake.
00:19The Hilsner wasn't meant to be considered completely.
00:23I think that he already has nothing to do.
00:27It's very important to me,
00:28even for the Czechs.
00:29The anti-Semitism was paid in the whole Europe.
00:32He says, oh, no, no, this is well known,
00:34that Jews commit murderers
00:35because they require the blood of their victim.
00:38The older generation thinks that Hilsner did it.
00:42It's a guy who didn't do it.
00:44He was released,
00:45but he was never legally exonerated.
00:49So long as this Hilsner case is unresolved,
00:52people will say it's true,
00:54because look, it's on the books.
00:55What I think, my opinion is not important.
00:59It's a shame today, even after Auschwitz,
01:02still to keep this nonsense.
01:06What does it actually cost them?
01:11Nothing.
01:12It's a story that's being recycled to spread new hatred.
01:15No, there's nothing anti-Semitic about this at all.
01:19No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:22Every European living on the bones.
01:27It's a shame that in those two bubbles,
01:29and there, suddenly, through the Internet,
01:32it will become reality.
01:35And nobody does nothing with that.
01:39And he would have.
01:43The countries seem to me to be going backwards,
01:47not really in decline.
01:48They're just returning to their roots.
01:50Days of
01:51Amen.
01:52Amen.
01:55Amen.
01:58Amen.
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