德國人集會反對排外和種族主義
Around 35,000 peopleattended the rally that was jointly organised by the state government of Saxonyand the city of Dresden
大約三萬五千人蔘加了此次由薩克森州德累斯頓市政府組織的集會。A rally againstracism and xenophobia on Saturday drew tens of thousands of people in theeastern German city of Dresden, which has become the centre of anti-immigration protests organised by a new anti-Islam movement called PEGIDA.
不久前一個名爲" PEGIDA "的新興反伊斯蘭運動組織以德國東部城市德累斯頓爲中心，組織了數起反移民抗議。而在週六，一場旨在反對種族主義和排外的集會吸引了德累斯頓的上萬人蔘加。
"We won't permitthat hate will divide us", Dresden's mayor Helma Orosz said in front ofthe 18th-century Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady).
“我們不會讓仇恨分化我們，”德累斯頓市長奧羅茨在18世紀的聖母大教堂前說道。
Around 35,000 people attended the rally that was jointly organised by the state government of Saxonyand the city of Dresden, officials said.
據官員稱，約有三萬五千人蔘與了此次由薩克森州德累斯頓市政府組織的集會。The movement Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West (PEGIDA) is holding weekly rallies in Dresden with a record number of 18,000 people attending last Monday.
“反對歐洲伊斯蘭化的歐洲愛國者” (PEGIDA)每週都會在德累斯頓舉行集會，上週一集會人數達到了一萬八千人之多。Chancellor Angela Merkel has condemned the anti-Muslim demonstrations, urging Germans to turntheir backs on the movement and calling their organisers racists full of hatred.
德國總理默克爾對這一反穆斯林遊行予以譴責，並呼籲德國民衆不要參與這一運動，稱該運動的組織者們是充滿仇恨的種族主義者。A recent survey,conducted before Wednesday's deadly attack on a French satirical magazine,showed that an increasing majority of non-Muslim Germans feel threatened by Islam.
近期的一份調查顯示，在週三法國諷刺雜誌遇襲之前，德國的大部分非穆斯林居民就感覺到他們受到了伊斯蘭勢力的威脅，且有此感受的人數還在不斷擴大。The Paris attack has fuelled fears that it could boost anti-immigration movements around Europe and inflame a culture war about the place of religion and ethnic identity in society.
隨後巴黎的襲擊事件更是滋長了人們的恐懼，引發了反移民運動在歐洲的一輪狂潮，還令宗教和民族認同問題的文化戰爭愈演愈烈。Speaking after aparty meeting of her Christian Democrats (CDU) in Hamburg earlier on Saturday,Merkel stressed the need for intercultural dialogue and warned against prejudice.
週六，在進行了基督教民主聯盟的黨派會議發言後，，默克爾總理強調了不同文化間對話的必要性，並警告人們不要陷入偏見。"We have made clear that the events in France, this barbaric terrorist act, are a challenge for all of us, for the values that we advocate, to fight for them," she said, adding that people must differentiate between Islam and religious fanatics.
“我們要明白，發生在法國的這個野蠻的恐怖主義行徑，是對我們所有人，對我們所倡導併爲之奮鬥的價值觀的挑戰。”默克爾說道，並指出人們應該分清伊斯蘭和宗教狂熱分子之間的區別。Merkel who will take part in a silent march in Paris on Sunday also welcomed a decision by leading Muslim groups in Germany to organise a vigil in Berlin next week
默克爾將出席定於週日舉行的巴黎反恐靜默遊行，她也對德國幾大穆斯林團體計劃在下週於柏林組織守夜活動的決定表示了歡迎。
