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Originally posted by d000hg View PostNo that was Hitler, who wasn't German.
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Originally posted by Flashman View PostMore European troubles.
These horrible Hungarian people get elected to the European Parliament. The European Parliament increasingly runs the lives of European citizens.
Worrying.
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More European troubles.
A delegation of the European Jewish Parliament arrived on a special visit to the Hungarian Parliament in order to meet and discuss the growing problem of anti-Semitism in the country with government leaders along with members of the local Jewish community.
Opposing Hungarian Anti-Semitism: European Jewish Parliament delegation visits Budapest - YouTube
Worrying.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostThere have been pogroms in Britain and Ireland too, mainly in the 11th century i think, but right up to riots against Jews in the early 20th century. Perhaps not as many as in other European countries, but it's certainly happened.
Wheras more recently I think one of the last acts of the holocaust was the massacre in Poland in 1946.
Kielce pogrom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
By noon, the arrival of a large group of estimated about 600 to 1,000 workers from "Ludwików" steel mill, led by activists of the Poland's ruling Polish Workers' Party (PPR, communist party), marked the beginning of the next phase of the pogrom. About 20 Jews were brutally beaten to death by the workers, who were armed with steel rods and clubs. Many of the workers were members of the ORMO (reserve police) and at least one had a handgun. Neither the military and security commanders, including a Soviet military advisor, nor the local political leaders from the PPR did anything to stop the latest attacks. A unit of police cadets which also arrived there did not intervene, but some of its members joined in the looting and anti-Jewish violence which continued inside and outside the building.[7]
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostCan we please get OG and Churchill back in for at least this one thread?
(There you don't need them now)
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I think a lot of the problem is people don't really understand what antisemitism is and the different scales of it. At one end of the spectrum there are the Holocaust deniers and various other ridiculous theories, economic antisemitism. I am classed by many as an antisemite (albeit a new-antisemite) as I strongly oppose the Israeli settlements in the West Bank, although I am not racist and have visited concentration camps at Dachau and Auschwitz, in my eyes, the Israelis and Zionists cheapen what happened in those camps by brandishing actions antisemitism when in fact they are motivated by politics and ethics and are completely independent of race and religion.
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Can we please get OG and Churchill back in for at least this one thread?
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There have been pogroms in Britain and Ireland too, mainly in the 11th century i think, but right up to riots against Jews in the early 20th century. Perhaps not as many as in other European countries, but it's certainly happened.
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostIt can be, but many other nations have a history of anti-semitism too, e.g. Russia, France, Spain, Portugal, (ancient) Greece, (ancient) Rome etc.
Interestingly in some of the earliest Christian art in Rome there was still a split between Jewish christians and gentile christians, Santa Sabina and Santa Pudenzia are prime examples. The Jewish side was usually represented by St Peter the Gentile by St Paul.
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Originally posted by Gittins Gal View PostI've actually heard anti Semitic views around what I'd normally call very liberal left dining tables.
How's this for starters? One individual I know is in theatre (albeit at a very parochial level). I commented on how many Jewish people were in show business and pointed out that so many of the musical geniuses of our time are/were Jewish.
His response nearly floored my. It's a closed shop, he said. They keep it all among themselves. So, his logic would have it, for every Bernstein or Sondheim there are many gentiles equally or more talented who never get a look in.
Now, wasn't there somebody else who held similar views on why he couldn't get into art school in Vienna?
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I've actually heard anti Semitic views around what I'd normally call very liberal left dining tables.
How's this for starters? One individual I know is in theatre (albeit at a very parochial level). I commented on how many Jewish people were in show business and pointed out that so many of the musical geniuses of our time are/were Jewish.
His response nearly floored my. It's a closed shop, he said. They keep it all among themselves. So, his logic would have it, for every Bernstein or Sondheim there are many gentiles equally or more talented who never get a look in.
Now, wasn't there somebody else who held similar views on why he couldn't get into art school in Vienna?
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