Antisemitism and Germany: anti-Jewish images from 1602 to 9/11

[Medforth]

On September 11, 2001, Islamist suicide killers murdered almost 3,000 people in New York when two hijacked airplanes were flown into the twin towers of the World Trade Center. Broad segments of German society reacted to this event with comments such as “Sowas kommt von sowas” (roughly: “what goes around comes around,” whereby the speaker expresses sympathy for something unnamed, yet understood, while distancing him/herself from it), a saying which the PDS (Partei des demokratischen Sozialismus, the Leftist party which evolved from the ruling East German SED, the Sozialistische Einheitspartei Deutschlands, now called “Die Linke,” “the left”) even used as a slogan.
The reference to the 19th century is not all that far away; the antisemitic images of Mammon, Moloch and Ahasver are still alive.
More:
http://searchlight-germany.blogspot.com/2009/07/antisemitism-and-germany-anti-jewish.html

[Hyades]

This evil roots in the former GDR. The communists constantly kept anti-semitism and hatred against Israel alive. They had closest ties to all Arab countries and evil governments. Today, there are more neo-Nazis in East Germany  than ever before. At the same time the votes for the leftist parties in East Germany rose to 20% and more!
The party "Die Linke", successor of the PDS and SED, is now full of holocaust deniers, multiculturalists and sponsors of Muslim demonstrations against the conservative parties or against people like Geert Wilders. They do also support Hamas and North Korea and constantly criticize the US!