Użytkownik "A. Filip" napisał w wiadomości grup
dyskusyjnych:a...@w...eu...
>Czy "tylko cytowanie" prasy zagranicznej z takimi twierdzeniami
>znacząco
>zmienia sytuację prawną?

Biorac pod uwage, ze pisze wiezen z Oswiecimia,
to nie widze powodow do nielegalnosci.

Chyba ze ... wiezniem Korei nie byla, jak sie okaze, ze te koreanskie
obozy to jednak sielanka, to takie pisanie jest umniejszaniem zbrodni
oswiecimskiej.

No i ... przy cytowaniu wychodzi, ze ona pisze o "warunkach", zapewne
zycia.
Czy Kim ma tam takie male krematorium przez ktore przeszlo pare mln
zwlok ?
Przy niedokladnym cytowaniu znow mozna umniejszyc Auschwitz.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/no
rth-koreas-prisons-are-as-bad-as-nazi-camps-says-jud
ge-who-survived-auschwitz/2017/12/11/7e79beea-ddc4-1
1e7-b2e9-8c636f076c76_story.html
> North Korea's prisons are as bad as Nazi camps, says judge who
> survived Auschwitz
> By Anna Fifield December 11 at 8:00 PM
> TOKYO -- North Korea's political prisons are just as bad as -- and
> perhaps even worse than -- the Nazi concentration camps of the
> Holocaust, a renowned judge and Auschwitz survivor has concluded
> after
> hearing from former North Korean prisoners and guards. [...]
> "I believe that the conditions in the [North] Korean prison camps
> are
> as terrible, or even worse, than those I saw and experienced in my
> youth in these Nazi camps and in my long professional career in the
> human rights field," said Buergenthal, who was in Auschwitz and
> Sachsenhausen as a child, as well as the ghetto of Kielce,
> Poland. [...]

J.