In the second of a four-part series about Wieland Hoban’s brand new Battleground book, German Apartheid Politics: Memory, Democracy and Genocide, Editor-in-Chief Joel Schalit and the author discuss Germany’s much-criticised Antisemitism commissioners, and how they fit into an increasingly racist, religious, and political environment in which Antisemitism gets practised in new and unrecognised ways.
The phenomenon is unlike anything that exists in any other EU member state and the United States, though there are parallels.
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