Ipsia S. Pertini is the school culture that makes the tool for the affirmation of human dignity, not only in its generality but also in the specificity and uniqueness of the evolutionary dynamics affecting the experience of each. As a reference model for each generation, the school never fails to bring his students to celebrate the "Day of Remembrance" and reflect on the Holocaust, a watershed between barbarism and civilization, war and peace, democracy and autocracy.
If there was awareness of the Holocaust the 'other', the "different" is not defined
this, but someone with whom co-exist peacefully on the ground and a universe that is one and all. E 'with this principle in the U.S. Congress, 25 John Polgar, Luciana Romoli and Giampaolo Baglioni told episodes and brought evidence of experience to young people by sending their story of hardship, violence, intolerance and racism and they did simple words, but not touching certain to stir up hatred, but to ensure that those facts do not come back again.
Giampaolo Baglioni said his experience as a "son of a Jewish mother and Italian father," and drew the attention of students on the importance of witness and remember what happened.
The memory has taken on the appearance of deep suffering in the testimony of Luciana Romo, who recounted an episode of brutal racist violence against a fellow Jew he witnessed when he was in third grade. Very emotional, full of anger and indignation, involved in his painful memories to everyone present. The careful participation, highlighted by warm applause in respect of the various interventions has confirmed what Remembrance Day is an encounter not ritual.
Memorial Day should constantly teach that the Holocaust suffered by the Jewish population made up of people (young, old, women, men, children, girls, people) was an affront to all humanity and that the memory and assimilation must be the necessary antidote to avoid that if they can see a few more to give to someone else.
L 'internalization of the value of the Shoah corrects the pressure and selfish individualism that is within us and propels us into the realm of respect for others and solidarity, giving us the ability gradualizzazione needs.
In closing day of the study, the headmaster said that we must reflect on the damaging effects of discrimination and the significance of acceptance of diversity, and that, as was repeated several times Memorial Day, the day is the affirmation of the person and his values \u200b\u200bas part of its history, its culture, its existence and descent.
Giocondo Talamonti
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