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Old 06-03-18, 04:47 AM   #1
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Default Can Catholic crosses keep the far right at bay in multicultural Bavaria?


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Christian symbols in all public buildings: it’s a political gamble that could go badly wrong in Germany’s ‘laptop and lederhosen’ state
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Today the German state of Bavaria will formally renounce the ideal of multiculturalism. All public buildings will be required to display a “clearly visible” crucifix near the entrance. Crosses already hang in Bavarian class- and courtrooms and many town halls. Now ministries, jobcentres, municipal hospitals and police stations must follow suit. Fearing civil disobedience, universities and theatres have been granted an exemption from the executive order of Bavaria’s new first minister, Markus Söder, to underline “Bavaria’s cultural and historical heritage”.
https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...ltural-bavaria

There is a long tradition in Bavaria, with 12.9 million inhabitants and wealthy German region, and now this is on their table, which apparently has been a long time, with ideals of multiculturalism.
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