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Holocaust memorial stones splattered with paint in Vienna - Vimarsana News

Holocaust memorial stones splattered with paint in Vienna

The Vienna Police said on social media to the Austrian Union of Jewish Students that the appropriate authorities had been notified of the incident.

Source: jpost.com
On the anniversary of Kristallnacht, as the Israel-Hamas War rages, a DNA data leak of Jewish 23andMe customers raises fears of modern-day Jewish yellow badges - Vimarsana News

On the anniversary of Kristallnacht, as the Israel-Hamas War rages, a DNA data leak of Jewish 23andMe customers raises fears of modern-day Jewish yellow badges

Tonight is the 85th anniversary of Kristallnacht, “The Night of Broken Glass.” On November 9 and 10, 1938, Storm Troopers, Hitler Youth and civilians rampaged throughout the German Reich, shattering the windows of more than 1400 synagogues and more than 7,500 businesses and Jewish homes. More than 400 people were murdered. 

Museumsquartier Vienna Canceled Event with BDS Austria and the ELSC, Highlighting Incident of Anti-Palestinian Hate - Vimarsana News

Museumsquartier Vienna Canceled Event with BDS Austria and the ELSC, Highlighting Incident of Anti-Palestinian Hate

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Adolf Hitler's country of birth salutes Karl Lueger, controversial mayor - Vimarsana News

Adolf Hitler's country of birth salutes Karl Lueger, controversial mayor

Ode to an antisemite: Preserving a towering tribute to one of Hitler’s sources of inspiration

Source: jpost.com
Open letter calls for Austria's new interior minister to go for 'anti-Semitic' comment - Vimarsana News

Open letter calls for Austria's new interior minister to go for 'anti-Semitic' comment

“If things I said then were understood ambiguously, I regret that,” said Gerhard Karner. “The comments were never in any way intended to go in this direction, and I would not make them now.”

Source: jns.org