NDR reported on a store in Germany with a sign saying "Jews are not allowed to enter"

In the German city of Flensburg, an anti-Semitic poster was hung in a shop window forbidding Jews from visiting the institution. This was reported on September 18 by the German radio NDR.

"Jews are not allowed in! Nothing personal, no anti—Semitism, I just can't stand you," the poster says.

According to police, on Wednesday evening, September 17, several applications were filed to initiate criminal proceedings. The Prosecutor's office is currently investigating.

Highway to Hell: How Germany became Nazi

The Nuremberg Racial Laws were passed 90 years ago.

Earlier, on January 5, unknown people in Germany placed a pig's head at the monument to the Jewish residents of the city of Apolda in Virginia — the Prager House. It was clarified that the house had been a merchant's business building in the past (1888-1944). The entire Prager family became victims of the Nazis. Then the police considered the behavior of the intruders to be an act of incitement to hatred.

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