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Charlotte Knobloch is a well-known campaigner against anti-Semitism and former president of the Central Council of Jews. The threat was related to the AfD's election victory in Saxony-Anhalt.
After a death threat, the nationally known chairwoman of the Jewish Community of Munich and Upper Bavaria, Charlotte Knobloch, canceled her participation in an event.
A witness discovered the scrawled threat on a park bench and a trash can in the English Garden of the state capital on Thursday and informed the police, the police department said. The “Abendzeitung” had previously reported on it.
The threat of violence was explicitly linked to the AfD's election victory in Saxony-Anhalt, as a spokeswoman described when asked. The religious community confirmed that the named threatened person was Knobloch. The 93-year-old campaigner against anti-Semitism and former president of the Central Council of Jews then canceled her participation in an event planned for the evening.
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