| He probably experienced more difficulty with the enduring charge of anti-Semitism, however. |
| In Europe in the nineteenth century this religious anti-Semitism turned racial. |
| It was a struggle for truth and for memory and a fight against those who sow the seeds of racism and anti-Semitism. |
| My point is that the reason anti-Semitism was so hard to fight is that it had no concrete basis. |
| Do you agree that anti-Semitism is a growing problem in Europe and what do you see as the best course of action against it? |
| My concern is this undercurrent because it is much more dangerous than the overt acts of anti-Semitism. |
