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The new German chauvinism - Vimarsana News

The new German chauvinism

Bue Rübner Hansen explains the historical background for the idea that Germany’s atonement for the Holocaust is essentially connected to support for the state of Israel.

The new German chauvinism (Part 2): How 'Israel-solidarity' undermines of the fight against racism and antisemitism - Vimarsana News

The new German chauvinism (Part 2): How 'Israel-solidarity' undermines of the fight against racism and antisemitism

Bue Rübner Hansen explore Germany's embrace of racist policing, the anti-Muslim alliance between the German and Israeli right, and the cancellation of Palestinian voices and Jews who object to mass murder.

The new German chauvinism (Part I): From the Holocaust to 'Israel-solidarity' - Vimarsana News

The new German chauvinism (Part I): From the Holocaust to 'Israel-solidarity'

Bue Rübner Hansen explains the historical background for the idea that Germany’s atonement for the Holocaust is essentially connected to support for the state of Israel.

"Absolutely Appalling": A New Wave of Anti-Semitism Sweeps Across Germany - Vimarsana News

"Absolutely Appalling": A New Wave of Anti-Semitism Sweeps Across Germany

Hamas' terror and Israel's counterattacks have unleashed levels of anti-Semitism not seen in years in Germany. Jews are living in fear and now wonder if they should leave the country. The political response so far appears to be doing little to change the situation.

Source: spiegel.de
'Russia Will Emerge From the Darkness': Memorial Co-Chair Orlov's Final Word in Court - Vimarsana News

'Russia Will Emerge From the Darkness': Memorial Co-Chair Orlov's Final Word in Court

Opinion | Veteran Russian rights campaigner Oleg Orlov was fined 150,000 rubles ($1,500) on Wednesday on charges stemming from his public criticism of the invasion of Ukraine.  The 70-year-old co-chair of the Memorial human rights group is one of the few prominent anti-war voices to have remained in Russia following the invasion and to have not been jailed.