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More than thirty years ago, Bishop Stecher issued a decree setting an official closing line behind the Anderl-von-Rinn cult. However, a historical classification of the grave anti-Jewish ritual killing legend on the ground has been missing so far. Now a new blackboard in Judenstein provides clarification – and further steps are to follow.
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More than thirty years ago, Bishop Stecher issued a decree setting an official closing line behind the Anderl-von-Rinn cult. However, a historical classification of the grave anti-Jewish ritual killing legend on the ground has been missing so far. Now a new blackboard in Judenstein provides clarification – and further steps are to follow.