Our anti-fascism consists in the death of the gypsy David Pal, who died in a pogrom in the Ukraine, in Lviv, because one reason for the pogrom was certainly the reason that some fascist Ukrainians wanted to take Lviv away from the

sin

free, clean

Because it is a sin how the gypsies earn their money. By making music and dancing, like the gypsies do. We sin too, but with explanation. And we also sin against the UN and UNESCO.

We are showing our solidarity with the gypsies, first and foremost at UNESCO, which has made the Gypsy dance a World Heritage Site in China. We quote from Radio Prague International for the original text.

And now comes the first bombshell. The pogrom against the gypsies is being carried out with gypsy music. In the Ukraine. UNESCO probably deliberately placed the Verbunk dance in Zlin - a place where there were no gypsies. The gypsies are people without a fatherland who were deported to nearby Austria when the nationalist, perhaps clerical-socialist Masaryk regime seized power.

where is Vebunk danced

where there are gypsies

also

Hungary

Romania

Forest Ukraine Slovakia

something also in Poland

What is webunktanz

describes ethnographer Věra Kovářů from Brno/Brünn

Quote

Verbuňk is an individual male dance. This brief description suggests a certain variability. At that time, its performance was linked to the most intense and intimate thoughts and emotions of each dancer. Music is also important, more precisely the Verbuňk songs, which influence his dance movements. Each dancer then logically has his own style in presenting his male temperament.

This transvestite obviously has a very special style

and that is of course

sin sin sin

I can assure you that it is a woman who gives the illusion that you can see her.. And that is still

sin sin sin

And that is why there are pogroms against Gypsies in Ukraine They brought sin to Lviv

And what else

quote:

According to experts, the origin of the Verbuňk can be dated to the first half of the 18th century. However, the oldest known mention of a folk song under the name Verbuňk can be found in a songbook from 1814. The website of the Czech Folklore Society explains that recruitment in Moravia was accompanied by professional army dancers until 1781. According to ethnographers, this could have been one of the impulses for the origin of the Verbuňk.

This is of course also wrong

The recruitment of soldiers, written in Hungarian, was most important for the Austro-Hungarian monarchy when the Ottomans set out to besiege Vienna. They needed soldiers most urgently for Slovakia, and they could get them from the border areas of the German part.