Germany's culture of Holocaust remembrance irks right-wing AfD | DW News

In Germany, the right-wing populist party Alternative for Germany, or AfD, wants Germans to be proud of being German. The far-right party believes people spend too much time remembering the Holocaust and other crimes of the Nazi era. Germany has developed what's called a culture of remembrance to ensure that a dark chapter in its history is not repeated.

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[JimEwing]

Modern-day Germans have nothing to be ashamed of for anything that happened before they were born. They need to be proud of their country.

[johnstewart]

They need to move on... Also embrace the truth of what actually occurred, look at the evidence written & physical and move on...

[andrew.]

It's important to remember what happened to make a better future. It's part of history sadly it is .

[jamesu]

and it should irk all the real Germans in Germany! AFD today, tomorrow and for the future

[joppi]

the afd is the only party you can choose in germany! enough with this guilt cult!

[TheDixieMan]

I think as a American y'all should move on. You guys have be denazified for decades.

[GilesMartinMagnatum]

Remember the Shoah, take honest pride in due attentiveness to detail and precision, and wipe the floor with the Greens.