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Here sits a man with some, some, some of the modernity, specifically after the end of the age of knowledge and the destruction of all books in the world. He grabs the book, hits it, hits it, hits it, hits it, makes sure it's dead, and then smiles like a fool. Let's go down with the intro.

Dear viewers, peace be upon you Welcome to a new episode of "The Wailing Program" In 1933, the German Student Union organized a campaign to burn the books in Berlin Of course, by inciting the Nazi regime These books were burned because they were described as an enemy of the German spirit "Un German"

to writers like Hemingway, James Joyce, Karl Marx, Kafka, Victor Hugo, Heinrich Mann, and many others. Goebbels, the Minister of Advertising and Media in Hitler's government, stood among the crowds and said, "You've met a good match tonight by casting past traces in the hearts of the Niran."

And in front of this lion's mouth, we will make a new division The Third Reich, the nation, and our leader Adolf Hitler live, live, live In the dystopian novel, 451 Fahrenheit Bradbury's opinion imagines America's society in the future, but the books are forbidden Why are they forbidden? Why did they do such a thing? Dear viewer, let me tell you that the demand of all sects and sects is happiness Books, if you think about it, are the source of division

because there's always a group that doesn't like certain books and so we have to end the division by destroying its source which is the books and see things that make us laugh and make us happy In this imaginary society, for the sake of humor the job of the firefighters was to burn books Anyway, the story goes on and we meet our hero Guy Montague who was supposed to burn the books

But in the story, Montague sees a woman throwing herself into the fire with books while the authorities were burning her books. As you say, he starts to be affected and wonder why someone would do that to himself because of a little bit of paper. So he steals a book from the burner, keeps it and reads it.

With the evolution of the story's events, we see that in the end, a group of the people who preserved the written heritage, who decided that since books are burning, they should preserve them in their memory, because memory is far from burning and targeting. Oh my! Keep in mind, that the intellectuals and intellectuals are the bearers of ideas,

and its creator and as a transferable and inherited document of the nation's heritage Dear viewer, it may be the next goal after burning the books Meaning that cultural worship may lead to or have the collective worship And as the German poet Heinrich Heine said

When they come to burn the books, they will say the command to burn the people themselves. Dear viewer, you don't need dystopia or imagination. This is a human reality, not in a distant time. But in the 20th century. And I will bring you many examples. Turn off the camera, Nooth.

in her book "Sacrifice for Books" and by the way, it's available in Arabic, translated by Atif Osman She gave us 5 studies of the 20th century You can see different countries with different beliefs and ideologies that were not sometimes controversial but they agreed to sacrifice for books and for people We see for example Nazi Germany, a state

Germany, which is dedicated to science and modernity, is dedicated to worshiping. And we see Serbia, a Christian Orthodox country, which is dedicated to nationalism and religion, is dedicated to worshiping. We see a country like China, a communist and atheist country, whose heritage was destroyed, and its Tibetan heritage, which means internal and external destruction. Note that in all these cases, these countries have consumed citizens and foreigners, and destroyed cultural heritage, and violated

All values and morals are behind the confessions and under various obsessions The state is being humiliated with secular or Christian obsessions and maybe Islamic or communist obsessions Of course we won't talk about the 5 cases mentioned in the book But we will choose one case where this manifestation of this phenomenon appears Where racism, cultural and ethnic worship appears And this is the case of Serbia after its death

the great leader, Joseph Tito, and the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1990, and the collapse of communism, Yugoslavia started to divide and split into 6 ethnicities: Slovenia and Macedonia, and the Black Mountain, and Croatia, Modric, Serbia, and Bosnia. Slovenia, Croatia, and Bosnia declared their independence, but as the saying goes,

The Serbian Nationalist League was a nightmare Serbia was attacked against Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia And this new conflict that lasted for 10 years, healed the old enemies and fears So it became a disaster, and let me tell you

In an article about the destruction and burning of books in Bosnia, Andres Riedlmeier talked about the history of Sarajevo, the Bosnian capital, as a city that represents peace, tolerance and pluralism. A city where Muslims, Christians and Jews live and interact for centuries. Diversity, religious diversity and culture

It was a normal part of the social scene in it and Sarajevo was described as a small Yugoslavia Of course you see this city and say "Oh my God, it's beautiful, I wish it would be like this" Dear viewers, this beauty makes it desirable This beautiful diversity makes it a goal For example, the Serbs targeted the Eastern Institute in Sarajevo and almost nothing was saved from it and this was the most

More than 5000 manuscripts Various between Arabic, Persian, Ottoman and Sulawesi And a large archive of 200,000 Ottoman documents that tells the history of this beautiful city from the 14th century These documents show how diverse, cultural and civilized it was in this place All of this was destroyed, not only Sarajevo Hundreds of villages and Bosnian cities were destroyed, its museums, libraries and mosques Why? I'll tell you

because the secret is to ensure that the next generations don't see anything to say that there were people of different religious or ethnic backgrounds here Of course someone will say "Man, maybe they weren't his children" What does that mean? They fought and had side-effects He was hitting a tank He came by mistake in a museum Dear viewer I love your honesty I swear

I wish everyone was as kind as you. I wish. But in September 1992, Kate Addy, the BBC reporter, ran a press conference with the gunman's leader. I asked him, "Why are you shelling Holiday Inn?" It's supposed to be a civilian place. A hotel. This is the place where foreign reporters were held. The leader said, "I'm sorry. I apologize for the shelling. I wasn't going to shoot." In fact, my soldiers weren't the gunmen. They were from the National Museum. Not the hotel, by the way. What?

What? You're saying that's normal? This leader was trying to say that he was trying to hit an important cultural site, a conspiracy, a failure, and a fool. That's why some analysts say that the siege of a city like Sarajevo is an attack on what this city represents, of diversity, coexistence, and tolerance. The near goal of the deliberate destruction is slavery, terrorism, and the distant goal of erasing all material evidence in Bosnia,

Books, museums, mosques, or even graves Prove that people here lived with different religions and cultures British journalist Robert Fisk related to these crimes and said that they kill the dead as they kill the living

The dead, through their books or even their graves, are an effect. And this cultural effect must be suppressed. Because they will shout and say, "Here, there was a different history, and a different memory, and a different human and cultural diversity." And the strange thing is that this madness of the other and the rest of the effects of it, not only does it have a public support, but it can also be used by academics

and thinkers. The mobilizing libraries sometimes have a role in the extermination of races and the extermination of races' cultures. There are many examples. You have the psychologist Jovan Raskovic, who is one of the founders of the Serbian Democratic National Party. He claims that Muslims and Croats are psychotic patients, while Serbs are the whole group.

They are the nice ones, I'm not with them, so what? And you have Nikola Kulievich, the Serbian professor specialized in Shakespeare, an old man, he should be a lawyer, at Sarajevo University, where he taught thousands of Muslim students for 27 years, he had many racist and racist relationships with Muslims.

Dr. Biljana Blavsic, a PhD in biology and a graduate of the University of Science in Sarajevo University. She saw that if she took something like ethnic cleansing, it is a very natural phenomenon. She also saw that there is a gene defect that has affected some of the cells. A long time ago, they were associated with something like Islam. And with the passage of time, after about 700 years, these genes were activated and the defect became permanent. So they are in their place.

You can't imagine a normal Serbian citizen in the 80s and 90s watching his symbols from intellectuals and academics, encouraging them to kill and violence. Can you imagine? And with all the pain and restriction we've seen from the book lovers when libraries are destroyed by disasters, we can imagine the depth of pain when this intellectual has to

to burn his books Shirin Abadi, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003, talks in her book "Iran Awakening" about the war between Iran and Iraq and the violent atmosphere that existed at the time She says she had to burn Marx and Lenin's books from her private library because they were angry books. The self-censorship and burning of the personal books was the behavior of many Chinese families during Mao's rule to get rid of the violent campaigns that the Red Guard held in the 1960s

Dear viewer, the journey of human evolution started before painting on the walls of caves and humans went through stages of evolution that separated them for thousands and hundreds of years They chose things like symbols, languages and numbers and used them in building civilizations Man succeeded in crossing his materialistic existence and his very simple needs which are limited to food, transportation and security Man wrote on stones and clay plates and on the bones of animals and birds and on paper

He invented very important digital storage tools. A long journey that changed the shape of life on Earth. His most important means was to invent tools to carry knowledge, transfer it and develop it. He invented a machine like the printing machine. It was a pivotal event in human history. But unfortunately, the development of ways of spreading knowledge and preserving it face the other side.

A terrible development in weapons and methods of war. Books became widespread and weapons had greater capacity for destruction. Especially wars entered the hearts of cities. Unfortunately, books are fragile objects that cannot withstand violence. That's why many thinkers said that destroying cultural property of any people

is necessarily a violation of a heritage that all people have. Emre Kdo Fatel said in his book "The Law of Nations" in 1758 that the ones who destroy cultural fervor are the enemies of humanity. Because history and reality prove that all people need each other.

There is no civilization or culture that can be self-sufficient and losing one civilization affects the rest of civilizations All these civilizations and cultures need protection because the destruction of books and libraries is not just a side loss but a serious crime in the right of all people because it prohibits them from a common heritage We are all humans, we have a right in all this heritage and it causes a division

Dear viewer, to risk your life to save a human or a dog is a great and understandable thing. But what is the great power inside you that makes you risk your life to save books? But it seems that the matter is not that simple and that there is something inside the minds of many people that tell them that this cultural medium, the book, is the best we have produced on earth. It is the history of our existence and our hope for a better future.

Isn't it strange to hear thinkers describe books with very specific descriptions? They said that books carry the culture, the engines of change, open doors to the world, and lights that are set in the sea of time, and cultural awareness. Books are friendly, educational, and magical, and safe from the secrets of the mind. So if books and magazines are a heritage that concerns all humanity,

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Thank you.