Anti-Semitism has no chance: Merkel

Berlin(NIE) Germany has a "responsibility to eternity" for the crimes committed by the Nazis, German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday, days before the 80th anniversary of Adolf Hitler's takeover of power."Naturally, our eternal responsibility for the crimes of National Socialism, to the victims of World War II, and, above all, the Holocaust," Merkel said in a podcast on its website.The comments came as the world prepares to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day on January 27, the date in 1945 when the Soviet army liberalization of the Auschwitz concentration camp in occupied Poland at the time.In another significant date, and will Wednesday to mark eight decades ago, Hitler was appointed chancellor on January 30, 1933 by President Hindenburg then Paul von."We must say clearly, generation after generation, and say it again: with courage, and civic courage, everyone can help to ensure that racism and anti-Semitism have no chance," said Merkel."We are facing our history, and we do not hide anything, we do not suppress anything, and we must face this to make sure we are a good partner and trustworthy in the future, and we already today, and thank God," he said.