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RAPORT De MONITORIZARE MCA ROMANIA – RAPORT MONITORIZARE 2009 – 2014 Centrul de Monitorizare și Combatere a Antisemitismului în România RAPORT de MONITORIZARE 2009 – 2014 1 MCA ROMANIA – RAPORT MONITORIZARE 2009 – 2014 CONTINUT I. LEGISLATIA PENTRU COMBATEREA ANTISEMITISMULUI SI A NEGATIONISMULUI ........ 4 II. SURSE DE ANTISEMITISM SI NEGATIONISM ............................................................................... 5 1. Ion Coja.................................................................................................................................. 6 2. Corneliu Vadim Tudor .......................................................................................................... 9 3. Florin Dobrescu ................................................................................................................... 12 4. Șerban Suru ......................................................................................................................... 13 5. Alexandru Sudițoiu ............................................................................................................. 14 6. Victor Roncea ...................................................................................................................... 16 7. Mihai Rapcea ....................................................................................................................... 17 8. Marian Bătăiosu .................................................................................................................. 19 9. Naționaliștii Autonomi Timișoara ..................................................................................... 20 III. CULTUL „MISCARII LEGIONARE” SI AL MARESALULUI ION ANTONESCU ...................... 20 1. Partidul „Totul pentru Țară” ............................................................................................ 20 2. Legiunea Arhanghelul Mihai – Garda de Fier ................................................................. 25 3. Noua Dreaptă....................................................................................................................... 26 4. Florea Nicador Zelea - Codreanu ...................................................................................... 27 5. Fundația „Ogoranu”, comemorari legionare ................................................................... 28 6. Carte pentru copii cu fotografia lui Zelea-Codreanu – finantata de stat ....................... 30 7. „Ziua Partizanilor - inițiativă legislativă pro-legionară” ................................................ 30 8. „Străzi cu numele mareșalului Antonescu” ...................................................................... 31 9. Teșu Solomonovici – „Viața lui Ion Antonescu” ............................................................... 31 10. „Oreste-Mareșalul Antonescu” .......................................................................................... 31 IV. CULTUL FASCISMULUI MAGHIAR IN ROMANIA ..................................................................... 32 1. Cultul lui Albert Wass ......................................................................................................... 32 2. Acțiuni de comemorare a lui Albert Wass ....................................................................... 33 3. Fonduri publice pentru Asociația „Școala Wass Albert” ................................................ 35 4. Garda Maghiară .................................................................................................................. 35 5. Incident antisemit - Kaufland Harghita ........................................................................... 36 6. „Jobbik” ............................................................................................................................... 36 7. „Nyro Josef – poet fascist” ................................................................................................. 36 V. ANTISEMITISM ȘI NEGAȚIONISM ................................................................................................ 37 1. Abajur din piele de evrei .................................................................................................... 38 2. Mădălin Voicu, atac la FMI ................................................................................................ 38 3. „Tipul comunist nu se potriveşte la noi, ci este, cu ochi şi sprâncene, creaţie evreiască” 38 4. „Steaua României”, acordată unui simpatizant legionar ................................................ 40 5. Primar Timisoara, consultări cu grupări pro-legionare .................................................. 46 6. Altermedia/ Colonel (rtg.) Vasile I. Zărnescu ................................................................... 47 7. Cosmis Gușă: „Evrei americani extrem de lacomi”......................................................... 47 8. Antena 3, manipulare Pogrom Iași .................................................................................... 49 9. Raluca Zenga : „BESTII SPURCATE ISRAELIENE”................................................... 49 2 MCA ROMANIA – RAPORT MONITORIZARE 2009 – 2014 10. Antisemitismul si negarea Holocaustului – aplaudate in Academia Română ............... 50 11. Fost vicepreședinte al Partidului antisemit România Mare, propus judecător ............. 51 12. Adevărul: comparații cu conotație antisemită și anti-românească................................. 52 13. Jurnalistul Mircea Marian, „vandut jidanilor” atacat pe stradă ................................... 52 14. Beizadea în uniforma nazista ............................................................................................. 53 15. Incitare pur antisemita - Constantin Barbu „Eminescu, victima complotului evreiesc” 53 16. Mihai Tociu : „Prima întrebare a fost despre săpun...” ................................................... 54 17. Alexandra Raisman ............................................................................................................ 54 18. Îndemn nazist de la consilierul prefectului de Mureș ...................................................... 56 19. Blogul eurodeputatului Preda atacat de hackeri iranieni” ............................................. 57 20. „Câinii nu sunt evrei ca să fie duşi la Aushwitz” .............................................................. 57 21. Ion Cristoiu – declarații despre Zelea Codreanu ............................................................. 58 22. „Gunoaiele sunt adunate la un loc pentru a fi incinerate” .............................................. 59 23. „FDGR – Grupul Etnic German” ..................................................................................... 61 24. Moneda BNR în memoria patriarhului Miron Cristea ................................................... 62 25. Funar: „Eminescu a fost asasinat de evrei” ...................................................................... 62 26. Groapa comună de la Popricani-Iași ................................................................................. 62 27. Elicopeter prabusit la Brasov ............................................................................................. 63 28. Nazism egal basism – declaratie Ponta.............................................................................. 63 29. Presedintele Colegiului Medicilor din România comparaă medicii israelieni cu medici nazisti ........................................................................................................................................... 64 30. „Radu Mazăre – ofițer nazist” ........................................................................................... 64 31. Plangeri de hartuire din partea unor oameni de afaceri, cetateni israelieni ................. 65 32. Practică: „evreizare și demonizare” .................................................................................. 66 VI. ANTISEMITISM RELIGIOS ............................................................................................................ 73 1. Justin Pârvu & Monahul Teodot ....................................................................................... 74 2. Fundația George Manu ...................................................................................................... 79 3. Asociația Rost, finanțare europeană pentru promovarea membrilor Mișcării Legionare ..................................................................................................................................... 93 4. Preot creștin-ortodox și profesor nesacționat după comentarii antisemite .................... 97 5. „Acatistul Mucenicului Mărturisitor Codreanu” ............................................................ 97 6. „Sfinții Închisorilor” ........................................................................................................... 98 VII. CAZURI SOLUTIONATE ................................................................................................................. 99 1. Radu Mazăre, tunsoare similară cu a lui Hitler ............................................................... 99 2. Ambasadorul României în Armenia face glume cu evrei și genocidul armean ........... 100 3. „Mareșalul Antonescu – erou la Radio România Cultural” .......................................... 100 4. Colind antisemit la TVR : „Jidovan afurisit” ................................................................. 101 5. Daniel Șova : „Nu au fost uciși evrei!” ............................................................................ 102 7. Mihai Sturzu – promovare
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