The Gustav Lübcke Museum in Hamm. The museum has been examining its holdings for possible Nazi looted property since 2021. The exhibition Missing Links conveys the historical contexts of anti-Semitism, persecution and expropriation and recalls the history of the objects and the people to whom they belonged. (Oliver Berg/picture alliance via Getty Images)
Robust debate has been centering on whether the political far-right or “woke” left is more guilty of and responsible for antisemitism, which is reportedly on the rise. New research from the United Kingdom suggests that a different factor more accurately predicts whether a person will espouse antisemitic views.
In a directory on the origin of art objects, the term (non-Aryan) is listed. The Gustav Lübcke Museum has been examining its holdings for possible Nazi looted property since 2021. The exhibition “Missing Links” conveys the historical contexts of anti-Semitism, persecution as well as expropriation and recalls the history of the objects as well as the people to whom they belonged. (Oliver Berg/Getty Images)
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