Four brass memorial plaques were installed in Berlin-Johannisthal to honor the Levi family, who fled Nazi Germany for Israel in the 1930s. The installation highlights the rise of antisemitic offenses in Germany, which have quadrupled in recent years. The project, initiated by artist Gunter Demnig, aims to commemorate victims of the Holocaust. Dana Yeshouroune, a descendant of the Levi family, expressed mixed feelings about her grandfather's past in Germany. The commemoration coincides with alarming increases in antisemitic incidents, prompting calls for stronger action against the root causes of antisemitism. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)