Jews in Norway tend to hide their identity

22-12-2022

Northern Europe

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Jews in Norway tend to hide their identity

More Jews are hiding their identity in Norway, the Holocaust centre in Oslo says. In the meantime, a school in the capital repeatedly suffers from anti-Semitic symbols. As soon as the one has disappeared, the next one comes up.

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