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Rising Antisemitism in Germany
On the anniversary of Kristallnacht, Baden-Württemberg's Antisemitism commissioner warns of rising antisemitic threats, particularly online, affecting Jewish students.
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Baden-Württemberg State GovernmentDpa-Infocom
Michael Blume
- What historical event is commemorated annually on November 9th?
- The article concludes by mentioning the annual remembrance of Kristallnacht, highlighting the pogroms of 1938 and their significance in understanding the ongoing fight against antisemitism.
- How does Blume characterize the current manifestation of antisemitism?
- Blume emphasized that antisemitism, disguised as anti-Zionism, is resurfacing with digital force, posing new threats to Jewish people in Germany.
- What specific contemporary challenges are faced by Jewish students, according to Blume?
- Blume noted a recent increase in antisemitic attacks and threats, particularly targeting Jewish students in university cities, who are experiencing the rise of antisemitism in their daily lives.
- What historical factor does Blume identify as contributing to the roots of antisemitism?
- He linked the historical roots of antisemitism to educational envy, explaining how the Jewish religion's emphasis on literacy and education sparked resentment in other groups.
- What was the main focus of Michael Blume's statement on the 86th anniversary of Kristallnacht?
- Michael Blume, the Antisemitism commissioner for the Baden-Württemberg state government, highlighted the rise of antisemitism, especially online, on the 86th anniversary of Kristallnacht.