What major events happened in China or the world on May 14, 1990?

On May 14, 1990, 200,000 people held a march in Paris. People angrily condemned the anti-Semitic crimes committed by a small group of people. The ruling President Mitterrand, Prime Minister Rocard, as well as heads of parliament and parties all participated in the parade. An old Jewish man said that his whole family died in the concentration camp. After the war, he lived alone for decades and never participated in political activities. Today, facing the provocation of racists, he can no longer remain silent< /p>

The incident took place at a Jewish cemetery in Carpentras, a city in southern France, from May 9 to 14, 1990. Two women who visited the grave discovered that the formerly solemn cemetery turned out to be a horrible sight: the tombstone was tilted all over the place, broken marbles were scattered everywhere, and the body of an old man who had been encoffined not long ago was dragged out of the coffin and stabbed on the body. Sun umbrellas... As many as 34 graves were smashed. On the 14th, three more cemeteries were found desecrated in Paris and other places, and vandals also scrawled fascist symbols on the tombstones.

After the incident, France was in an uproar. For several days, relevant images were broadcast on television continuously, and newspapers and magazines continued to publish comments denouncing the extremely racist and anti-Semitic crimes committed by a small group of people. President Mitterrand called this a "despicable and obscene act" and an "unbelievable tragic incident". He personally went to the home of Jewish Archbishop Joseph Sitruk and expressed his intention to "find the murderer and punish him."

Carpentras is a city with a concentrated concentration of Jews in France. On May 14, the Jewish Archbishop presided over a religious ceremony attended by tens of thousands of Jews at the cemetery to mourn the victims. Similar events were held in other French cities. A young man said that criminals can rape parents, siblings, and smash tombstones, but they cannot stop the wave of opposition to racism.

Since 1980, nine similar incidents have occurred in France. French public opinion generally believes that the Carpentras incident in France was no accident. Since the 1980s, anti-Semitism in France has developed with the emergence of racism and the emergence of neo-Nazism. The far-right organization "National Front" led by Le Pen is a representative in this regard. They openly advocated a "France for the French" and opposed immigration. Public opinion also believes that this kind of exclusion of Jews is also the result of the development of the social crisis in France. Troubled by problems such as the unemployment crisis, the gap between rich and poor, rising prices, deteriorating public security, and insecure welfare, young people try to seek sustenance from the Nazi spirit.

They complain that immigration has brought unemployment and extreme hatred of foreigners, driving a small number of young people to take the path of neo-Nazism. The Carpentras incident in France