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Tag Archives: anti-semitism
Alan Dershowitz’ Long Reach
When Halle’s (Germany) Max Planck Institute (MPI) for Social Anthropology had invited Norman Finkelstein for a public lecture on freedom of expression in academia (see description below) and hosting a closed workshop on his new book project, Gaza – an … Continue reading
Auschwitz and the Germans
After World War II, a Russian, a Pole and a German are asked by a journalist, “Excuse me, what is your opinion about the current meat shortage?” The Russian asks, “What’s an opinion?” When the journalist asks the Pole, he … Continue reading
Posted in Germany, Israel, Judaism
Tagged anti-semitism, Auschwitz, Bergen-Belsen, Dachau, genocide, Holocaust, Majdanek, Norman Finkelstein, Pegida, Saxony
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“These Are the Worst Times Since the Nazi Era”
Dieter Graumann, president of Germany’s Central Council of Jews recalled Kristallnacht when interviewed by The Guardian. Inappropriate Nazi comparisons have also been made as regards Israel’s newest assault on Gaza, a besieged and largely defenseless, mostly civilian population living in … Continue reading
Posted in Germany, Israel, Palestine
Tagged anti-semitism, David Cameron, Dieter Graumann, Gaza, Kristallnacht, Operation Protective Edge, Qawasmeh
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It Takes More to Prevent a War
What must be said? Well, many of us have been busy for years to prevent another war in the Middle East, after a decade of failure in Afghanistan and two decades of the Iraqi war debacle. Literature Nobel laureate of 1999 … Continue reading
Religious Minorities after the Revolution
The different Iranian/Persian Empires have ever been home of a large variety of religious dominations, besides Sunni and Shi’a Muslims, in particular Jews (who can be traced for more than 2500 years); Christian Apostolic Armenians, Nestorian Assyrians, Catholic Chaldeans; Buddhists, … Continue reading
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