Rybinsk – Several members of the Rybinsk Jewish community, who live in different parts of the city, have each reported to the community’s chairman at the same time about the appearance of Antisemitic wall paintings on residential buildings and offices saying: “Say No to the Jewish Contamination!”.
All the paintings were drawn using a ready-made pattern with three items in it (glass, cigarette and syringe), who are commonly known symbols of drunkenness, smoking and drugs.
The persons who made the paintings probably see these as symbols of the “Jewish contamination”, which has spread widely among the Slavic people who were formerly pure.
