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Anti-Semitic Memes: the Codes of Right-Wing Extremes in Social Media

Summary by Frankfurter Allgemeine
Today, hatred of Jews and racism often disguises itself on social media as a joke, number code or emoji. Precisely because these messages seem harmless, they make right-wing extreme ideology possible for many first.

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Anti-Semitic Memes: the Codes of Right-Wing Extremes in Social Media

Today, hatred of Jews and racism often disguises itself on social media as a joke, number code or emoji. Precisely because these messages seem harmless, they make right-wing extreme ideology possible for many first.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Frankfurter Allgemeine broke the news in Frankfurt, Germany on Sunday, April 19, 2026.
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