20.11.2018

Germans becoming increasingly xenophobic

A study by the University of Leipzig has revealed a growing suspicion and even hatred towards Muslims over the past two years. It found that Germans have also become increasingly sceptical of politics and the police.

The latest in a series of biennial surveys conducted by the university compared German attitudes, gauging sentiments about migration, anti-Semitism, sexism and the trivialization of Nazism.

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