An attack carried out as if in passing, under the cover of the crowd, is no less threatening than open aggression. Especially when it is a specifically symbolic action, such as the destruction of books. In the Dussmann cultural department store on Friedrichstrasse in Berlin, all copies of “German life lies. Anti-Semitism, again and still”, the recently published book by the editor-in-chief of the Jewish general, Philipp Peyman Angel.
Anti-Semitic attack: Philipp Peyman Engel’s new book vandalized at Dussmann – Culture
