Germany Marks 86th Anniversary of November Pogroms Amid Rising Antisemitism

Commemorations across the country highlight the enduring impact of the 1938 pogroms and the ongoing fight against antisemitism.

Numerous cities in Germany held events to remember the victims of the November 1938 pogroms, which marked a significant escalation in the Nazi's persecution of Jews.
In Berlin, a man was arrested for antisemitic behavior at a memorial site, underscoring the persistent threat of antisemitism in modern society.
Prominent figures, including Charlotte Knobloch, called for robust action against antisemitism and hate, emphasizing the connection to current global events.
Gedenkveranstaltungen, including Stolperstein cleanings and silent marches, were held in cities like Görlitz, Potsdam, and Hamburg, drawing attention to the need for vigilance against hate.
Activists in Berlin continue to advocate for the preservation of historical sites, such as the deportation ramp, to maintain awareness of the atrocities committed during the Holocaust.