Installation on the 85th anniversary of Jura Soyfer’s death in the Buchenwald concentration camp
The war against the poor has no future.
Herbert Arlt
Vienna (OTS) – Although Jura Soyfer at the age of 26 on February 16, 1939 Buchenwald concentration camp died, his work is alive. It documents the defeat of the war against the poor. Because the revolution of 1918 not only made democracy possible in Austria, but also a different everyday culture (eating, drinking, living, education, leisure time). Although the Austrofascists managed to eliminate parliament in 1933 and secure the dictatorship militarily in 1934, the dictatorship of this minority ended with that End of Austria’s independence in 1938. The cooperation, which arose on the basis of findings in concentration camps during the war, was ended with a right-wing government in 2000. The results of legal policy are: destruction in the areas of banks, social security, anti-pluralism in science, undesirable developments in the areas of energy, production, distribution and the public. With economic war and militarization, Austria is becoming a target of aggression. The war against the poor has no future.
Questions & Contact:
Wiss. Dir. Dr. Herbert Arlt
arlt@soyfer.at