Germany’s Former Nazi Capital Still Hostile Toward Jews, Muslims And Roma People, Study Finds | CFCA

Nearly a century after Adolph Hitler began making speeches at beer halls across southern Germany’s largest city, intolerance remains rampant in the German state of Bavaria, according to a Ludwig-Maximilian University study released Sunday.
Of 1,700 people surveyed in Bavaria, which is home to the cities of Munich and Nuremberg, 56 percent expressed mild to strong hostility toward Muslims, more than one third felt the same way about the unemployed, Sinti and Roma people and more than one in five harbored feelings of antisemitism.