Une ville allemande vote pour arrêter les plaques devant les maisons des victimes juives

A German town decided to stop the installation of memorial plaques for Jewish victims.

The city council of Zeitz voted against these small memory stones.

These stones are normally found on the sidewalk in front of the victims' houses.

The councilors want to build a single large monument in a local cemetery.

Many people think that this decision hides the sad history of the town.

The original project helps people remember the past every day.

Critics say that victims must not be forgotten in a cemetery.

This vote sparked a large debate in Germany about the memory of the Holocaust.