Nazi Zeitzeugin Peggy Parnass is dead

The author, columnist, actress and Nazi movement, Peggy Parnass is dead. In the morning at the age of 97, she died in the circle of friends and family in her adopted home in Hamburg, a spokesman for the family of the German press agency had made a name for herself with her court reports, which appeared between 1970 and 1978 in the journal “Specific” received.

In addition, she was considered a fighter against injustice, intolerance and the forgetting, which was politically committed to the end because “the self -response required to make an attempt to make a difference.” For the weakness in the shareholder of father, a Jew of Polish origin and her mother, a semi -portuguese, were murdered by the National Socialists in the Treblinka concentration camp. In 1939 Parent was brought to Stockholm with her four -year -old brother with her four -year -old brother, where she lived in various foster families. After studying in Stockholm, London and Paris, she returned to her birthplace, where she worked as a language teacher, film critic, author and actress. In addition, she was politically involved against state arbitrariness or hypocrisy of all kinds and for the weak in society. “The world was okay for me when many people have taken the same thing on the streets or I had the approval of a full theater hall at my readings,” she said once. For democracy and human rights, Peggy Parnass received numerous awards, including the Joseph Drexel Prize for excellent performance in journalism, the Bierman City of Hamburg and the Federal Cross of Merit. After a fall in autumn 2019, she lived in a senior citizen in the St. Georg district of Hamburg. In 2021, Parent was appointed an honorary member by the German Pen Center. “The pen honors a woman who has campaigned for democracy and human rights for everyday life and fought against any form of fascism and oppression, despite decades now, often openly anti -Semitic hostility,” it said at the time.

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