In a café Andijk A man treats two German customers to a drink and chats with them. The men say they are hunters, to which the man asks what they hunt. They answer “Jews” and start laughing hard with the bartender. The man says this is an inappropriate comment because he is Jewish himself. The boys and the bartender are laughing even harder now. When the man asks the bartender to add him, the bartender says that he only wants to do that if the other customers also order. Before he said he was Jewish there was no problem. He pays, leaves and makes no declaration.
Antifascistische onderzoeksgroep
Kafka
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