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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
February 21, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFcDb_6HyEc
What the hell is this crap?
The nerve of these Jews.
“It’s never too late,” smiles Eva Fahidi, a Hungarian Holocaust survivor who, at the age of 90, is currently starring in a sold-out duet production with a much younger dancer.
“First I felt only my limits, what I can’t do,” the handsome white-haired Fahidi said during a rehearsal in a Budapest studio. “Then slowly, as I learned to warm up, it was wonderful how my old body wanted to do something again,” she added, after gracefully completing a stretch on the floor. Her show, called Sea Lavender Or The Euphoria Of Being, has played to full houses eight times in Budapest’s prestigious Vigszinhaz Theatre since its launch last October.
It premiered in Berlin on Jan 24, three days before a UN-designated Holocaust memorial day marking the 1945 liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest of the Nazi death camps.
The 100-minute long performance, which incorporates both dance and speech, looks at how an elderly woman with a traumatic past and a younger person communicate with each other.
Director Reka Szabo said she got the idea for the show last year when she heard Fahidi speak at a presentation of her memoir. “She talks about her life and the Holocaust in a way that makes you feel like she is not a victim but a human being trying to deal with her past, to be able to live a full life,” said Szabo who runs the Symptoms dance-theatre company.
Fahidi was an 18-year-old schoolgirl when she was put on a train and deported from Debrecen in eastern Hungary to Auschwitz – one of nearly 440,000 Hungarian Jews sent to death camps between May and July in 1944.
Some 49 of her relatives perished in the Holocaust, including her parents and 11-year-old sister. She last saw her mother and younger sibling on a sorting ramp after arriving at Birkenau.
Absolutely disgusting.
The Jews will make endless productions and books and movies about this alleged event, but one thing they will not do: prove that it actually happened.
