Germany govern. has prohibited german scientists who wanted to participate holocaust congress in iran, opinion
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They don't want trouble.\n Doubt about Holocaust for Jews is something like Mohammad cartoons for Muslims, they are sensitive about it so it's better to be gentle and accept their limits.\nThe only government involve in holocaust was Germany and they have confessed that they did it and they don't want more problem, so they ban their scientists.
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An Iranian woman was presented with a medal and cash award in 2004 for an invention using 100% cotton as insulating material in place of (dangerous) asbestos.  See the link.  As with most countries, there is no shortage of bright minds there despite a government that likely does not reflect the true will of the people because many candidates for elective office are excluded for political reasons by those in power.  Let's hope that one day the Iranians will be free, and soon.
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Mahmoud plagiarized Khomeini's message to the Soviets; that "letter" and it's message is decades old.\n\nI pray  the Iranian people  rid themselves of those Islamic Hitlers before the world is forced to take action.
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If you meant Germany you can't.
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In 1933, less than 1% of the German population was Jewish. Jews contributed significantly to German culture. Many served in World War I and thought of themselves as Germans first and Jews second. They considered Germany a home; their passionate ties and blind loyalty to Germany caused them to be blind to the harsh reality of anti-Semitic measures (Refugee Crisis 5).\n\nBefore the war, Hitler used the law  to effectively remove Jews from public life. Under the excuse of ensuring racial "purity," numerous decrees were passed allowing harassment, imprisonment, and murder. These decrees were aimed at not only Jews, but anyone defined as "non-Aryan" (5). More than 400 specifically anti-Jewish decrees were enacted based on the Nazi definition of "non-Aryan" ("Final Solution" 3).\n\nAfter the Enabling Act, violence against Jews escalated. On April 1, the Nazi regime called for a national boycott of all Jewish business. Lists of specific businesses and individuals to be boycotted were published. German Jewish leaders were ordered to deny reports of Nazi atrocities committed against Jews. The boycott lasted three days and revealed the efficiency of Nazi intelligence on Jewish economic life. The idea that it was permissible to destroy life without impunity was strengthened ("Final Solution" 2). Most of the Jewish leaders believed that the Nazi regime would be short-lived. German Jews who began to feel the stigma of isolation had no centrally organized spokesman or organized representation to protest. On April 4, 1933, the first law specifically dealing with Jews was passed (Refugee \nCrisis 5). \n\nJews were barred from civil service and on April 7; the German government issued an order firing all civil servants not of "Aryan" descent. This was the first instance of discrimination based on "race" which was consistent with German law. These actions created thousands of jobs for "Aryans." On April 11, a decree was issued defining "non-Aryans" as those who descended from "non-Aryan" grandparents ("Final Solution" 2). The Nazis issued instructional charts to help distinguish Jews from Mischlinge (Germans of mixed races) and Aryans. The white figures represent Aryans; black figures represent Jews; shaded figures represent Mischlinge (Race Laws 1). This law provided precedent for the concept of racial inequality. Differences between non-Jewish Germans and Jewish Germans became an issue of legal interpretation. This laid the foundation for a method of legalizing persecution (Refugee Crisis 5). On April 26, the state police came under the control of the Nazi government. The Gestapo had unlimited police powers; they could follow, arrest, interrogate, and detain without outside authority. Still ignorant of the reality around them and hopeful that the Nazi regime would collapse, Jews went to their local police for help. They appealed to the courts for protection or payment for damages caused by Nazis. Most could not believe that basic civil rights, due process under the law, and the right to a defense and appeal were no longer applicable (6). \n\nBook burnings became common in pre-war Germany. On May 10, 1933, in Berlin, the first of a series of book burnings took place. The effort was aimed at erasing literary and scientific contributions of intellectuals, specifically of Jewish scholars (6). On September 28, Jews were excluded from all artistic, dramatic, literary, and film enterprises. On September 29, Jewish farmers, or those with Jewish ancestors, could no longer own farmland and were denied rights to family property inheritance. 37,000 or more Jews left Germany in 1933, but many stayed hoping the terror would pass (6).\n\n1934 was marked by an increase in anti-Semitic actions and crushing all opposition. After the consolidation of power in 1934, the path was cleared for Hitler and the NSDAP-the National Socialist German Workers'
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If the question is about rights then yes... whether not the world will let them is a different story.\n\nIran has every right to enrich uranium for 'energy' purposes because it is a member of the NPT (Nuclear non-proliferation Treaty) and in compliance with the IAEA standards. These guarantee this right as long Iran stays within certain guidelines.\n\nIronically, Bush told India, who has refused to sign the NPT, they could enrich uranium. This creates a very complicated dilemma.\n\nAdditionally, if you examine Iran's history, Iran has no history of aggression but rather of defense. Iran has also held to all regulations of the NPT to include full access to all uranium enrichment sites to all U.N. inspectors.\n\nThere is no evidence to support restricting Iran's right to enrich uranium in order to obtain nuclear energy. Also, keep in mind, Israel has nuclear weapons.\n\nNow with all that said, how do I feel about it? I am not comfortable with Iran having any nuclear capability whatsoever. That is why I fully support Russia's offer to Iran to let them use their nuclear enrichment sites in reaching the targeted material for nuclear power.\n\nThis way, Iran gets nuclear energy but does not have the capability of enriching uranium.\n\nWhy am I uncomfortable with Iran having this capability? It is not because I feel they are a threat. And it is not that I believe Iran would secretly develop nuclear weapons. It is my fear that Iran is too closely related to organizations that want to do us and Israel harm and I am afraid this technology might fall in the wrong hands.
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There are many connections between Iran and Hitler and I am the best person to answer this, since I recently wrote a paper on it. Persians and Germans, are both from the Aryan race. The Aryan invasion theory states that the Aryans started out from Perisa and throughout years ended up in the Germanic tribes. So truly, Persians are the ture Aryan race. Hitler's master race theory was based on the fact the Aryan race was the purest and the lead. And since Persia was the home of Aryans, since the beginning of Hitler's political life, he had a positive atitude towards Persia. In 1935, when the world was watching as Hitler came to power, the Persian ambassador to Germany sent a cable to Reza Khan, the first shah of the Pahlavi dynasty, stating that Hitler will be a powerfull man and in order to have great relations with him, Persia should change its name to Iran, which means "The land of the Aryans". On March 21, 1935, cables were sent to all ambassadors around the world, to tell the countries to from now on refer to Persia as Iran. Later on during the Second World War, Iran did not want to join the Axis and to be seen as an evil, hence they stated that they were neutral, when in fact many German agents were working in Iran. Due to International Pressure, Iran finally joined the allied forces and declared war on Germany on 9 September, 1943. England and Russia saw Iran as the fastest route to transport supplies to troops in Russia, but Iran said "NO", since it was neutral. So the British and the Russian forces invaded Iran, a neutral country and hence breaking international law. Between November 28 and December 1, 1943, Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill the leaders of the three major Allied forces held the Tehran Conference. This confrence was a major event, since the main discussion was about the final attacks on the Nazis.\nI hoped this has helped.\n\nAdditional info: Did you know hitler drove Reza Khan's Mercedes 500K from Iran to Russia to check up on his troops and that the car is currently on display at the National Car museum of Iran.
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I assume you're being kind. The Iranian leadership represents the worst aspects of ANY government's international policy in recent memory - and I'm an old geezer. Anyone can (rationally) oppose the anti-palestinian policies of the Israeli right-wing, but the madness coming out of Ahmadinejad's mouth is alarming REGARDLESS of where you find youself on the issue.\n\nResponsible Muslims I know further understand that those policies can easily lead to a conflagration in which the only sure losers will be Muslims, the vast majority of whom do not wish to be the designated martyrs of these zealots.\n\nThank you from bringing up the question.
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COUNTRIES WITH LAWS AGAINST HOLOCAUST DENIAL \nAustria\nBelgium\nCzech Republic\nFrance\nGermany\nIsrael\nLithuania\nPoland\nSlovakia\nSwitzerland
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That's a misconception.  As much as I dislike the current US government, I must say that they do not resist nuclear power in Iran.  They, along with most other democratic governments, do not approve of the type of reactors that Iran is building.  \n\nIran is developing "breeder" reactors and  making enriched uranium, whose only "reasonable" application is weaponry.  If Iran were truly interested in nuclear reactors for domestic power there are a number of different designs that are cheaper and more efficient, and don't create weapons.
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No of course, and you could think why has hashim tachi or ramus hardinaj, or some other poor smock been allowed to participate in Kosovo politic. That is the Kosovo what they want, that is the Kosovo they will get. I am trying not to think about it so much, 'cause...you know....it's hard to think of something in what you can't have an influence, it's hard to punish yourself with bad thoughts - thinking of Kosovo and their bosses. It's sad that Serbs have given them the opportunity to say what is wrong and right, and it is sad because of that negligence to call upon the sanctity of that holy place. Why it hasn't been holy before all this?
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The problem in Iran is that the hard liners have power of the government, and have blocked moderates from taking any hold there in. The majority of Iranians do not wish to be governed by the hard liners, but its not uncommon for a minority to have power.
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Unfortunately, governments will make some decisions concerning visas based on their relationships with other governments. Iranians, for instance, may be getting "punished" because of their current president's intolerant stance towards Israel and the debate over Iran's nuclear program. Hopefully, things will change because most know that Iran's population is highly educated.
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It is a crime in Germany to deny the Holocaust, but I don't believe that is the case anywhere else.\n\nThe primary reason overall is that too many misguided persons want to rewrite history and, as Kierkegaard said, "Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it."
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Iranian PhDs don't come back, the same goes for India I guess. I don't think there are any Labratory for them to do there experiments and so on.
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why should this question be limited to iranian?  that's called discrimination.
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As an Iranian I'm so ashamed on some treatments of my homeland government, but I hope at least one from White House read my message, suppose Brazil have the "Nuclear Knowledge" and US have not. What you will to do? This is the right of any country to increase its peaceful knowledge. Why in the middle east Israel, India, Pakistan have this technology? Which country has used the Nuclear Bomb? Iran.....? or ... World will not forget murders at Japan, Vietnam, Iraq, and so on... \nBut what I want to say, all American people, you must know, Iranians are opposed to crimes, it is ponderable in events of Iran history.\nHoping Mr. President Bush considers the various aspects of the task as more possible.