International Day of Liberation of Nazi Concentration Camp Prisoners

Today, the world honors the memory of millions who fell victim to the Nazi repressive regime during World War II. It was on April 11, 1945, that the prisoners of the Buchenwald concentration camp rose in revolt — an act that became a symbol of resistance, courage, and the will to live.

This day is a reminder of the tragic pages of history and the priceless value of freedom. We bow our heads to those who went through the hell of concentration camps, who fought for their dignity and survived. We honor the memory of those who never returned.

Eternal glory to the unbroken.

We remember, so it never happens again.