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Boyko Borissov at the last government meeting.
When the prime minister and leader of the GERB, Boyko Borissov, quoted a Nazi slogan at the entrance to the Auschwitz concentration camp, he did not intend to make such a reference, but spoke spontaneously, referring to himself.
The Minister of Labor and Social Policy Denitsa Sacheva gave such an explanation to “Darik” in a comment on Borissov’s exclamation during the week: “Work brings freedom, work brings pleasure, work brings life.” Here you can see a video of Borissov’s speech.
Politicians refrained from uttering the phrase Arbeit macht frei, written at the entrance to the camp, and Borissov’s statement coincided with the anniversary of Crystal Night, an anti-Jewish pogrom on November 9-10, 1938 in Germany and Austria.
Do you really think Boyko Borissov was looking forward to the Crystal Night in particular and had the motto at Auschwitz in mind? Sacheva asked, adding that the Prime Minister had spent 16 days in quarantine and for him to go out and do his duties. it was freedom ”. He spoke for himself. We do not like the government, but let’s not separate ourselves from the bosom of reason and be objective, it never meant such a thing. There is certainly no connection, “he emphasized.
In response to another question – about the draft budget for 2021 and criticism that it is unfeasible and sets traps for the next government, Sacheva said: “We are not preparing to lose the elections. I do not know why we are considered cheating for another, we are responsible for the budget. “
