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The Aftermath The Aftermath by Ellie Midwood
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“The ideology virus is still alive today and all far-right parties are exactly the same as the Nazis. They never switched rules. They use horrible phrases to influence young people and say that minorities steal jobs and space. Just like the Nazis did with the Jews. They find effective and silent ways to spread their hate to others. But now they are not just talking about Jews, now the target is much bigger.”
Ellie Midwood, The Aftermath
“Much too easy to erase the memory of something altogether instead of facing it, coming to terms with it, and reforming it into something contrary to what it had once represented. Now it is something that would make the entire next generation – or generations even – remember the past the way it ought to be remembered.”
Ellie Midwood, The Aftermath
“I’m a Berliner first and a German second, Gerlinde. I grew up in this city. You haven’t the slightest idea how free and vibrant it was before Hitler came to power and obliterated everything that made it the very heart of Europe – cosmopolitan, accepting every walk of life and every gender no matter how fluid, a home to refugees and a watering spot to the European intelligentsia. And he came and ruined it all. I never forgave him that.”
Ellie Midwood, The Aftermath