Un poème devenu le symbole du combat contre le nazisme et l'indifférence

(French version only)

By Bjarne Melkevik
Professor, Law Faculty, Université Laval, Québec, Member of Tolerance.ca®

SDF © Michel Granger.

Rien ne semble mieux exprimer - aujourd'hui comme hier - les exigences modernes de la tolérance que le célèbre poème qui commence par les vers suivants : " Lorsque les nazis sont venus chercher les communistes " attribué au pasteur et théologien allemand Martin Niemöller (1892 - 1984) :

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