Anti-vaxxers and Antisemites: Welcome to Germany's COVID Infection Capital
As pressure in Germany grows to introduce a COVID-19 vaccine mandate, residents of Saxony are grappling with the highest infection rates, the lowest rates of vaccination – and a rise in antisemitism related to the pandemic
Danel LushiLeipzig, Saxony
Danel LushiLeipzig, Saxony
LEIPZIG - Frauke and Peter are confused. On Monday, new coronavirus regulations are taking effect in the German state of Saxony, and they aren’t exactly sure what that means for their little book store. It will remain open, but from now on they may have to politely turn away unvaccinated customers.
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