In the second of a four-part series about Wieland Hoban's brand new Battleground book, German Apartheid Politics: Memory, Democracy and Genocide, Editor-in-Chief Joel Schalit and the author discuss Germany's much-criticised Antisemitism commissioners, and how they fit into an increasingly racist, religious and political environment in which Antisemitism gets practised in new and unrecognised ways.

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