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Racism in Germany "The Concept of Race Is Taboo"

Following the killing of George Floyd in the U.S., a debate on racism has erupted in Germany too. The Berlin-based researcher Yasemin Shooman explains how structural racism works in the country. Interview Conducted by Katrin Elger

"The Concept of Race Is Taboo"

German Foreign Minister on the Legacy of the Holocaust "For A Long Time Now, Words Have Not Been Enough"

Speeches and warnings are insufficient when it comes to anti-Semitism in Germany and Europe. We need concrete programs to counter the hatred of Jews, including better education and harsher penalties. An Op-Ed by Heiko Maas

"For A Long Time Now, Words Have Not Been Enough" - Clodagh Kilcoyne/ REUTERS

Life After the Synagogue Attack A German Jewish Congregation Searches for Normalcy

Three months after the right-wing extremist attack on the synagogue in Halle, in which a gunman tried and failed to enter the building, the Jewish community in the city is still wrestling with its consequences. Von Felix Bohr und Timo Lehmann

A German Jewish Congregation Searches for Normalcy - Christoph Busse/ DER SPIEGEL

Never Again? The Halle Attack and Everyday Anti-Semitism in Germany

Jews in Germany are taunted and harassed every day, often -- but by no means exclusively -- by the far right. This daily discrimination also sets the stage for violence against Jewish people. Von Annette Großbongardt, Tobias Rapp und Antonia Schaefer

The Halle Attack and Everyday Anti-Semitism in Germany - Markus Nowak/ KNA

Far-Right Terrorism Deadly Attack Exposes Lapses in German Security Apparatus

The 27-year-old German man who went on a shooting spree during the Yom Kippur holiday was out to kill Jews. He apparently self-radicalized in the darkest corners of the internet, beyond the reach of police or intelligence officials, who are woefully unprepared for this new breed of terrorism. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

Deadly Attack Exposes Lapses in German Security Apparatus

Opinion This Isn't a Drill, It's the Catastrophe

Germany is a country where hatred for those who are perceived to be different slides effortlessly from a tick on the election ballot to genocide. It's not enough to install a few security cameras -- it's time for an antifascist consensus. Von Max Czollek

This Isn't a Drill, It's the Catastrophe - Gregor Bauernfeind/ DPA

Increasing Anti-Semitism Macron Struggles to Contain Rising Hate Crimes

Amid a stunning increase in anti-Semitic violence in the past year, France is debating whether the yellow vest protests are to blame. President Emmanuel Macron is trying to tackle the problem, but hatred and indignation are rampant in the country. Von Julia Amalia Heyer

Macron Struggles to Contain Rising Hate Crimes - ddp/ abaca press

Facing Up to Anti-Semitism 'We Will Win Because History Is On Our Side'

Historian Deborah Lipstadt exposed author David Irving for being a Holocaust denier in 1993. Now, she warns of the growth of what she calls "softcore" anti-Semitism. Trump and his kind, she says, are even more dangerous than those who openly agitate against Jews. Von Annette Großbongardt

'We Will Win Because History Is On Our Side' - Markus Schreiber/ AP

Growing Anti-Semitism in Germany 'We Are Facing a Monster'

In a DER SPIEGEL interview, Charlotte Knobloch, 85, speaks of the fears Jews in Germany have of growing right-wing populism in the country. The former president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany is also sharply critical of U.S. Ambassador Richard Grenell. Von Veit Medick und Christoph Schult

'We Are Facing a Monster' - Roderick Aichinger / DER SPIEGEL

A Lost Childhood To Auschwitz and Back

The Germans stole Josef Salomonovic's childhood, but his mother wouldn't let him die -- neither in the Lodz ghetto nor in Auschwitz. This summer, he returned to the place where he was saved. Von Takis Würger

To Auschwitz and Back - Sven Döring / DER SPIEGEL

Corbyn's Anti-Semitism Problem Labour Stumbles in Polls as Accusations Mount

Does the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership have an anti-Semitism problem? The debate refuses to go away and new pictures from Tunisia have added fuel to the fire. Von Jörg Schindler

Labour Stumbles in Polls as Accusations Mount - DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/ AFP

Criticism of Israel or Blatant Anti-Semitism? BDS Movement Sets Sights on German Cultural Festivals

The Middle East conflict has arrived in Germany in the form of boycotts against German cultural festivals. The development raises the question of where the line is crossed between criticizing Israel as a state and anti-Semitism. Von Tobias Becker, Andreas Borcholte, Georg Diez und Jurek Skrobala

Envy and Prejudice in Germany An Author's Quest to Explain Muslim Anti-Semitism

Israeli author David Ranan spent a year speaking to Muslims in Germany about anti-Semitism, with the goal of understanding prejudices and their root causes. He has transformed his findings into a book that draws surprising conclusions about the extent of the problem. Von Sven Becker und Dominik Peters

An Author's Quest to Explain Muslim Anti-Semitism - Karsten Thielker / DER SPIEGEL

'Risk Has Gotten Greater' German Jews Advised Against Wearing Kippah

How anti-Semitic is Germany? The Central Council of Jews is warning members of the community against wearing traditional head coverings. It is a precaution that 26-year-old Mark Krasnov has been taking for some time. Von Peter Maxwill

German Jews Advised Against Wearing Kippah - Sebastian Kahnert/ picture alliance / dpa

Rising Anti-Semitism Increasing Numbers of French Jews Moving to Israel

Following the recent terror attacks in France, more French Jews than ever before are planning on emigrating to Israel. Life there is expensive and far from perfect, but anti-Semitism in Europe, say many, is becoming intolerable. Von Nicola Abé und Julia Amalia Heyer

Increasing Numbers of French Jews Moving to Israel - Amit Shabi/ laif/ DER SPIEGEL

Metamorphosis A Hungarian Extremist Explores His Jewish Roots

Csanád Szegedi was a prominent right-wing extremist in Hungary until he discovered his own Jewish roots in 2012. Since then, he has undergone a radical reinvention and is even learning Hebrew. His grandmother, though, continues to hide her Auschwitz tattoo. Von Jan Puhl

'Only in the Chimney' Anti-Semitic Carol Causes Uproar in Romania

Advocacy groups are incensed after a Romanian government-owned channel broadcast a Christmas song glorifying the Holocaust and calling for Jews to be burned. The channel is blaming a local group for the performance.

Anti-Semitic Carol Causes Uproar in Romania - © Bogdan Cristel / Reuters/ REUTERS

EU Study Jews in Germany Fear Rising Anti-Semitism

A vast survey conducted by the EU's Agency for Fundamental Rights and published Friday contains troubling results almost exactly 75 years after Kristallnacht: Jews in Germany and seven other EU countries continue to live in fear of verbal or physical abuse -- whether in public or, increasingly, online. Von Barbara Hans

Jews in Germany Fear Rising Anti-Semitism - Bernd Wüstneck/ picture alliance / dpa

New German Biography Hitler's Underestimated Charisma

There's no disputing Adolf Hitler was responsible for some of the most monstrous acts ever committed. In an interview about his new biography, however, historian Volker Ullrich discusses a dictator who was an anti-Semite but also a man of considerable charm. Von Jan Fleischhauer

Hitler's Underestimated Charisma - STR/ AP

'Yid Army' Football Teams' 'Jewish' Identities Questioned

They call themselves the "Yid Army" and "Super Jews": For decades, the fans of football clubs Tottenham Hotspur and Ajax Amsterdam have maintained a Jewish identity despite lacking links to the religion. Criticism of the practice is growing. Von Hendrik Buchheister

Football Teams' 'Jewish' Identities Questioned - imago

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