Günter Parche has been awarded the Bavarian Medal of Honor
Quincy
call Zivilcourage, a term best translated as “the courage to stand up
for what one believes.” In a society where random violence is
commonplace in many areas, and where it is unusual for passersby to
intervene, actions like his provide a much-needed – but all too rare –
model for the rest of us. The Süddeutsche Zeitung cites a sheet of
paper left among the roses at Parche's house with the words: "The
more citizens with Zivilcourage a country has, the fewer heroes it
will need in the future."
On September 16, the Free State of Bavaria held a minute of silence at
6:30 p.m. in Parche’s honor. Some 2,000 people assembled at the
stadium for a brief memorial ceremony. A Lutheran pastor praised him
for “breaking the spiral of violence.”
Parche has been awarded the Bavarian Medal of Honor. He has also been
recommended for the Federal Cross of Merit, Germany’s highest honor."
Iceberg
was Manco there, saluting him? or was he there with a KNIFE?
KNIFE!
> "What Parche displayed was not so much heroism as what the Germans
> for what one believes.� In a society where random violence is
> commonplace in many areas, and where it is unusual for passersby to
> model for the rest of us. The S�ddeutsche Zeitung cites a sheet of
> paper left among the roses at Parche's house with the words: "The
> more citizens with Zivilcourage a country has, the fewer heroes it
> will need in the future."
>
> On September 16, the Free State of Bavaria held a minute of silence at
> stadium for a brief memorial ceremony. A Lutheran pastor praised him
>
> Parche has been awarded the Bavarian Medal of Honor. He has also been
Seems appropriate after what he has achieved for Germany. It will look
nice alongside his Iron Cross. People can say what they like about
Parche but it took a helluva lot of guts to creep up behind a
19-year-old girl and stab her in the back with a KNIFE.
Quincy
> On 02/03/10 12:29, Quincy wrote:
>
>
>
> > "What Parche displayed was not so much heroism as what the Germans
> > for what one believes. In a society where random violence is
> > commonplace in many areas, and where it is unusual for passersby to
> > model for the rest of us. The S ddeutsche Zeitung cites a sheet of
> > paper left among the roses at Parche's house with the words: "The
> > more citizens with Zivilcourage a country has, the fewer heroes it
> > will need in the future."
>
> > On September 16, the Free State of Bavaria held a minute of silence at
> > stadium for a brief memorial ceremony. A Lutheran pastor praised him
>
> > Parche has been awarded the Bavarian Medal of Honor. He has also been
>
> Seems appropriate after what he has achieved for Germany. It will look
> nice alongside his Iron Cross. People can say what they like about
> Parche but it took a helluva lot of guts to creep up behind a
> 19-year-old girl and stab her in the back with a KNIFE.
Yes. it is. For those who want to share the feelings, here are the
people whorshipping him.
http://www.n24.de/media/_fotos/3panorama/oktober_13/091010_2/september_12/090916_1/solln-dpa-gr.jpg
Furthermore I show you pictures of the medals that have been awarded
to him:
First he Bavarian Medal of Honor:
http://www.bayern.de/Bild/large_10261829/BayVerdienstorden_01.jpg
Then the Federer Cross of Merit:
http://www.hfm-weimar.de/v1/homepage/aktuelles/2008/Bilder/Verdienstkreuz.jpg
Germans really know how to honor their heros.
Manco
KNIFE!
> Thanks KNIFE! we wouldn't know what to do without you douche.
You're welcome Manco but there really is no need for that kind of language.
Calimero
Sich lustig machen über ein Gewaltopfer.
Was bist du nur für ein dummes Schwein.
Max
Quincy
Yes, Manco, watch your language. It's not "douche", it's actually
"douchbag". Now go, apologize and repeat your post with correct words.
Quincy
Oh, I didn't know that you were abused by your parents...
Raja, The Great
it ;-)
Quincy
Everybody knows the swine flu, so no miracle.
Raja, The Great
Why do you cross-post junk about Steffi to other newsgroups? We know
you hate her for some weird reason. If you said anything positive
about her, then it would have been excused. But this is just being a
dick. You deserve all the abuses you get from Max.
KNIFE!
> On 2 Mrz., 20:33, Calimero<calimero...@gmx.de> wrote:
>> On 2 Mrz., 13:29, Quincy<ab...@email.de> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> "What Parche displayed was not so much heroism as what the Germans
>>> for what one believes.� In a society where random violence is
>>> commonplace in many areas, and where it is unusual for passersby to
>>> paper left among the roses at Parche's house with the words: "The
>>> more citizens with Zivilcourage a country has, the fewer heroes it
>>> will need in the future."
>>
>>> On September 16, the Free State of Bavaria held a minute of silence at
>>> stadium for a brief memorial ceremony. A Lutheran pastor praised him
>>
>>
>> Sich lustig machen �ber ein Gewaltopfer.
>
> Oh, I didn't know that you were abused by your parents...
Max is well known for his compassion towards victims of violence.
Especially young women who get stabbed in the back.
TT
> On 2 Mrz., 13:29, Quincy <ab...@email.de> wrote:
>> "What Parche displayed was not so much heroism as what the Germans
>> for what one believes.� In a society where random violence is
>> commonplace in many areas, and where it is unusual for passersby to
>> paper left among the roses at Parche's house with the words: "The
>> more citizens with Zivilcourage a country has, the fewer heroes it
>> will need in the future."
>>
>> On September 16, the Free State of Bavaria held a minute of silence at
>> stadium for a brief memorial ceremony. A Lutheran pastor praised him
>>
>
>
> Sich lustig machen �ber ein Gewaltopfer.
> Was bist du nur f�r ein dummes Schwein.
>
>
> Max
What's "Gewaltopfer"?
Jesper Lauridsen
For some reason Quincy has decided to conflate the story of Dominik Brunner
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominik_Brunner
with that of G�nter Parche.
"Low" seems too mild a word for this.
StephenJ
i have to confess - this was an inspired post.
Quincy
> Calimero wrote:
> > On 2 Mrz., 13:29, Quincy <ab...@email.de> wrote:
> >> "What Parche displayed was not so much heroism as what the Germans
> >> for what one believes.” In a society where random violence is
> >> commonplace in many areas, and where it is unusual for passersby to
> >> model for the rest of us. The Süddeutsche Zeitung cites a sheet of
> >> paper left among the roses at Parche's house with the words: "The
> >> more citizens with Zivilcourage a country has, the fewer heroes it
> >> will need in the future."
>
> >> On September 16, the Free State of Bavaria held a minute of silence at
> >> stadium for a brief memorial ceremony. A Lutheran pastor praised him
>
>
> > Sich lustig machen über ein Gewaltopfer.
> > Was bist du nur für ein dummes Schwein.
>
> > Max
>
> What's "Gewaltopfer"?
Calimero appears to be one.