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Investigation launched into death threat against Holocaust survivor Charlotte Knobloch in Munich

Police in Munich are investigating a death threat against Charlotte Knobloch, a Holocaust survivor and Jewish community leader, which references the recent electoral success of the right-wing AfD Party. The threat was reported after being found scrawled on a park bench, prompting Knobloch to cancel a scheduled book launch. Various officials, including the AfD's state chairman and Israel's ambassador to Germany, condemned the threat, emphasizing the need for justice and the serious implications of rising antisemitism.

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Police in Munich are investigating a death threat against Charlotte Knobloch, a Holocaust survivor and Jewish community leader, which references the recent electoral success of the right-wing AfD Party. The threat was reported after being found scrawled on a park bench, prompting Knobloch to cancel a scheduled book launch. Various officials, including the AfD's state chairman and Israel's ambassador to Germany, condemned the threat, emphasizing the need for justice and the serious implications of rising antisemitism.

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Prominent German Holocaust survivor, 93, receives death threat referencing right-wing AfD party’s election win

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Investigation launched into death threat against Holocaust survivor Charlotte Knobloch in Munich