NeoNazi stickers appeared
Tuesday on the buzzer of the home of a WWII partisan's daughter
in Turin, the second such episode there in less than three
weeks.
The two small labels bore the words 'Re Hitler' (King Hitler)
next to a swastika and a Celtic cross.
On January 30 two stickers bearing the SS salute 'Sieg Heil'
and swastikas were attached to the doorbell of the same
apartment.
The episode came after similar anti-semitic messages were
recently found in Turin, Mondovi', Brescia and Giaveno near
Turin.
The woman, a member of the partisans' association ANPI, has
reported the incidents to DIGOS security police.
A survey out last month said one in six Italians now deny the
Holocaust, up from one in 20 16 years ago, and one in five say
Mussolini was a great leader who made some mistakes.
There was an upsurge in anti-Semitic episodes in Italy around
Holocaust Memorial day last month.
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