German university teaches anti-Semitic theory
Mounting pressure from non-Jewish groups and the Israeli Embassy in Berlin has led the German Sports Science Association and the University of Gttingen to convene special sessions to address an anti-Semitic theory propagated by Gttingen Prof. Arnd Krger.
At an academic conference on June 20 in Gttingen, Lower Saxony, Krger argued in his lecture on “Hebron and Munich: How do we communicate sports history without getting caught in [the] snare of anti-Semitism?” that the 11 Israeli athletes and coaches who died at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich essentially committed suicide “for the cause of Israel.”
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