Anti-Semitic incidents in Austria reached record last year, NGO says


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  • Friday, 21 Apr 2017

VIENNA (Reuters) - A record number of anti-Semitic incidents, ranging from verbal and online threats to assaults, were recorded in Austria last year, a non-governmental organisation said in a report published on Thursday.

The number of cases rose slightly in 2016 to 477 from 465 the previous year, when the figure had jumped by roughly 200, the organisation, the Forum Against Anti-Semitism said.

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