Nazi symbols 'must be removed from graves'

[microrobert]

Nazi symbols 'must be removed from graves'

A cemetery plot owner in Linz, Upper Austria, has been told to remove Nazi symbols from two tombstones after complaints from visitors.

The cemetery is the final resting place for an SS second lieutenant who died in 1941, Gisbert Katzwendel, and a clerical worker for the Nazi party, Friedrich Katzwendel. The SS lightning bolts proudly worn by the elite Nazi troops are carved into their tombstones.

http://www.thelocal.at/20150716/nazi...rom-tombstones

[Bezprym]

Even though I understand (and agree with) removing nazi symbols and generally banishing them, I'd rather let the dead people rest in peace in leave this tombstones alone. No need to be paranoid.

[Borna]

This just gets to a point when it is unbelievably stupid that people fail to react on such measures.
First off all, these grave robbers, dug out Rudolph Hess from his grave and relocated him, can't these imbeciles, in this "Disgusting world of White and Nazi oppressors" find themselves a proper targets, instead of people who died for what they believed in ?

What are families of those to whom these graves belong doing ? If someone tried to even touch my grandfather's grave (He died of regular death though) ill be already waiting the smart ass who is trying to remove something from there.

And my final question, is there anything holy to these deviant necrophiliacs? Just imagine 21 year old boy, who passed all fronts, from France up to Russia, who was frozen at Stalingrad, who was in the heat of battle in Kursk (While he had to form a family), who was starving at positions at Rzhev, and finally died defending his homeland in some shattered building of Berlin, resting his soul, while those who destroyed his country are stripping him off dignified death he deserve.