Outrage in Kleinmachnow: House ban for Jews provides vortex!

Outrage in Kleinmachnow: House ban for Jews provides vortex!

The waves beat high in Kleinmachnow, a tranquil community near Berlin. A Facebook post of a change tailoring has recently been causing great outrage and leads to investigations by the police. In this post it is claimed that the tailoring shop does not want to "serve Jewish customers". The article quickly attracted attention and spread like a running fire on social networks. The reporting on the incident comes from the "Bild" newspaper and the "Lausitzer Rundschau", which responded to the explosive issue and shouted the public. According to t-online.de, the police have now initiated investigations due to the suspicion of sedition.

profile of the change tailoring: With a main branch in Calau (Oberspreewald-Lausitz) and a branch in Kleinmachnow, the affected tailor is not unknown. The owner himself denies that he wrote the criticized mail. Rather, he suspects a hacker attack and explained that he also had Jewish customers and would never publish such a business -damaging contribution. When asked about the post office, he reacted immediately: the contribution was deleted immediately. But that doesn't seem to calm the minds, several private individuals have already reimbursed advertisements against the tailor's owner, also reports Tagesspiegel.

Investigations and social reactions

The police authorities in Brandenburg took the matter seriously. On Monday, the officers confronted the owner of the tailoring with the post. Although he denied responsibility and referred to his son, who also leads a tailoring company, the situation remains tense. The son could not name any specific indications of a hacker attack. Another point is the linguistic communication, which apparently plays a role in the question of the incident, as it indicates. Nevertheless, the police are planning to carry out a speech against the presumably responsible person without sharing further information to ensure personal protection.

These processes are not only stirring in Kleinmachnow, but also in all of Germany concerned about the anti -Semitic climate that is grinding. Historically, anti -Semitism is an issue that has never completely disappeared from the public debate in Germany. As the [bpb] (https://www.bpb.de/themen/rechtsextremismus/dossier-rechtsextremism/262065/zur-verbreit-des-antisemitism-in-deutschland-empirische-- und- methodische---problem/), the term "anti-Semitism" is increasingly is influenced by social dynamics and political events.

a reverberation in society

The current incident not only throws shadows on the relevant traders, but also addresses far -reaching social problems. Again and again it turns out that anti -Semitic statements in different discourses have not completely disappeared. Surveys reveal a decline in traditional anti-Semitism views in the population, but there are still serious concerns about secondary anti-Semitism and Israel related to anti-Semitism.

As the ads against the tailor's owner show, society is called to become active against such incidents and to position itself against any form of discrimination. The incident in Kleinmachnow will certainly not remain the last of its kind, and there will be hope that such incidents serve as a wake -up call to promote a diverse, tolerant and respectful society.