Pécs. 1944-2016, 72 years have passed since that terrible month of May 1944 the day in which 4,000 people, mainly Jews and Gypsies were concentrated in the ghetto of Pécs in Hungary before being deported to the Auschwitz death camp two months later. Very few of them survived the Nazi madness. “Such a painful memory is memory, kept alive today by the Saint Egidio Community and the Jewish Community of Pécs, which for 11 years has organised a march to town to not forget. Even this year, despite the heavy rain, the march went through the streets of the city until reaching the synagogue where the listend to rabbi András Schönberger, Bishop György Udvardy, János Nagy from the Saint Egidio Community and the Hungarian Gábor Shcweitzer. (9colonne)
