born in 1917 in Berlin Stéphane Hessel was a student Jean-Paul Launch, during the Second World War part of the "France libre" (a resistance force that fought against Nazi Germany and the French Vichy regime), in 1944 arrested by the Gestapo in France and deported to the Buchenwald concentration camp. After the war he worked for the UN and several French embassies.
now (actually it was in October 2010 - but now the discussion is booming halt grad so beautiful), the former resistance fighters (and to some even today as) in a nearly 30-side booklet, written, what must we hear well - and listen to you: "Indignez-vous" - "Be Outraged! A plea against the resignation and for commitment and militancy. But: "The outrage is necessary but not sufficient, the danger is indignant that the individuals while, but then isolate themselves.."
as "wise father", it seems, he is therefore less a political program working out, rather than in his own - and European - history siting. As a spirit of resistance, a generation that is (still) can have your say, and future generations is to rate as logs of the 93-year-old, who on his part about the "dictatorship of international financial markets," disgusted at Word - and this is a very good thing (attention, le film, c'est Français)
And further says Hessel: "I wish you all each and everyone of you that you have a motive for the outrage. This is valuable. Because if you can be up in arms about something like that were with me, with the National Socialism of the case, then one militant, strong and committed. "
we disdain us, then! are reasons to rebel's always enough! One of them: This book digs in France, by the fight against injustice calls while in Germany a polemical book of Enmity is a bestseller. outrageous is that I won.
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