Personalities write to office Merza, apologize for insults from Direction officials
Germany is considered a strong partner.
Dear Mr. Chancellor,
We have heard your recent words about unity in the European Union carefully. We fully identify with them.
We also share your legitimate concerns about developments in the Slovak Republic, which disrupts the life interest in the effective cooperation of the legal community of sovereign states called the European Union.
We were not surprised by the extremely offensive statements mainly from the political party environment SMER-SDwhich we do not intend to repeat.
They came into public awareness in a way that raises the obligation of their decisive rejection for all decent citizens of our country. Our feelings of disagreement and partly shame are indeed strong.
Hard insults and infantile statements to your address are also defamation of the state that has been and is our true friend. We consider Germany to be a strong partner and guarantor of our common security and prosperity in the European Union. We cannot forget that it was a selfless supporter of all democratic changes in our country after a year 1989 and a generous partner in the process of our European integration.
Let us, Dear Mr. Chancellor, to express sincere regret for the statements of Smer-SD representatives, including the Prime Minister of the Government Robert Fico.
Accept, as well as the whole German nation, for these blatant words, apologies. It comes from people who are aware of the importance of solid allied ties between Slovakia and Germany. We believe that their set of political adventurers cannot endanger or disrupt the long -term.
Under the letter are signed:
- Roman Kvasnica, citizen
- Štefan Hríb, journalist, .week
- Zlatica Kušnírová, citizen
- Jozef Kuciak and Janka Kuciaková, citizens
- Táňa Pauhofová, actress
- Daniel Tupý, Janka Tupá and Martin Tupý, citizens
- Martin Huba, actor
- Viera Dubačová, Peace Ukraine
- Marek Janiga, student
- Michal Kaščák, Pohoda Festival
- Pavol Šajgalík, former chairman of the SAS
- Mária Juhásová, mother of investigators Petr and Martin Juhás
- Kamila Magálová, actress
- Jozef Hašto, psychiatrist
- Emília Vášáryová, actress
- Vladimír Šucha, former head of the European Commission Representation in Slovakia
- Juraj Kemka, actor
- František Mikloško, Member of the National Council of the Slovak Republic for KDH
- Peter Zajac, literary scientist, co -founder of VPN
- Jozef Vozár, Director of the Institute of State and Law of SAS
- Peter Lipa, musician
- Samo March, publicist
- Ján Mazák, former President of the Judicial Council of the Slovak Republic
- Ivan Miklos, former Finance Minister
- Richard Stanke, actor
- Fedor Gál, sociologist
- Jozef Viskupič, TSK robe
- Richard Rybníček, Mayor of Trenčín
- Karel Hirman, former Minister of Economy
- Ady Hajdu, actor
- Braňo Grohling, chairman of SaS
- Miroslav Adamiš, former EU Ambassador to the EU
- Zsolt Simon, former Minister of Agriculture
- Richard Köhler, photographer
- Andrej Probst, Prague’s café
- Jaroslav Naď, Party chairman Democrats
- Alexander Bárta, actor
- Ján Košturiak, founder and ex -president Frauhofer IPA Slovakia
- Tomáš Kamenec, lawyer
- Method Špaček, former head of the Office of the President of the Slovak Republic
- Jana Kovalčíková, actress
- Jozef Lupták, musician
- Pavol Demeš, foreign policy expert
- Marek Adamov, Záriečie Station
- Vladimír Bilčík, former Member of the European Parliament
- Michal Hvorecký, writer
- Ivan Kraus, teacher and scientist
- Pavol Žilinčík, a former member of the Judicial Council of the Slovak Republic
- Zuzana Wienk, citizen
- Fedor Blaščák, citizen
- Viera Rybárová, citizen
- Jakub Kubík, Chairman of Generation D
- Sylvia Klaus, citizen
- Adam Kvasnica, lawyer
- Henrieta Mickovičová, actress
- Igor Petrikovič, activist
- Milena Prekopová
- Ivan Leitman, citizen
- Vladimír Vrábel, activist
