'From the river to the sea' spray-painted on scene of 1972 Munich massacre

Local authorities have since removed the antisemitic graffiti.

by ILH Staff

Published on 03-15-2024 08:34

Last modified: 03-15-2024 08:41

'From the river to the sea' spray-painted on scene of 1972 Munich massacre

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Authorities have since removed the antisemitic graffiti | Screenshot: Twitter

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