The most important thing, which I say again and again,
is learning to reflect,
learning to question things.
That you train yourself
to support what has been built anew in our nation,
that which is positive,
based on the fundamentally anti-Fascist nature of our constitution,
because anti-Fascists helped formulate it.
We have to preserve and defend it.
We have to enforce the fundamental content
that it contained -
namely, for friendship among nations.
We have to take action against any resurgence of Nazism.
We have to defend democratic rights,
human rights.
And not just at home, but all over the world.
Because history imposes that obligation on us vis-a-vis the other peoples
who suffered so greatly here during the Nazi dictatorship.
We must prove that we have learned that.
And that we have internalized it.
That it is indelibly anchored deep in us,
that we must never again be the cause of a war,
that we must never again be the cause of human rights violations -
against our own people,
or against foreign groups, no matter who they might be.