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Rising Antisemitism in Germany
A surge in antisemitic acts in Germany prompts concern, with online hate spilling into the real world, particularly affecting students.
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Baden-Württemberg State GovernmentDpaBadischen Neuesten NachrichtenBundeszentrale Für Politische BildungHamas
Michael Blume
- What is the significance of the date mentioned in the article?
- The 86th anniversary of Kristallnacht serves as a reminder of the past while highlighting the urgent need to address current antisemitic threats.
- What is the current situation regarding antisemitism in Germany?
- Antisemitic acts are increasing in Germany, with hatred spreading from the internet to the real world. This is particularly concerning given the historical context of Kristallnacht.
- Who are some of the most affected groups by this rise in antisemitism?
- Jewish students are among those most affected, experiencing online harassment and feeling unsafe expressing their religious identity on university campuses in Germany.
- Who is highlighting the rise in antisemitic acts, and what is their role?
- Michael Blume, the Antisemitism Commissioner for the Baden-Württemberg state government, highlights the rise in online antisemitism and its spillover into offline attacks.
- What historical context is being used to understand the current situation?
- Blume points to a connection between historical antisemitism rooted in educational jealousy and modern-day manifestations, emphasizing that formal education alone doesn't prevent conspiracy theories.