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Ashdod bus 9 bombing
Ashdod bus 9 bombing: 1984 terrorist attack by Palestinian terror organization Abu Nidal (ANO) in Ashdod, Israel. Deaths: 3.
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- Palestinian terror organization
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In 1984, James Keegstra, a Canadian high-school teacher, was charged under the Canadian Criminal Code for "promoting hatred against an identifiable group by communicating anti-Semitic statements to his students". During class, he would describe Jews as a people of profound evil who had "created the Holocaust to gain sympathy." He also tested his students in exams on his theories and opinion of Jews.
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- Canadian Criminal Code
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Italian Constitutional Court repeals compulsory Jewish community membership
The Constitutional Court struck down the 1930 law that compelled Jews to belong to, and be taxed by, local Jewish communities.
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- Italian Constitutional Court
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- Italy
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Keegstra was charged under s 281.2(2) of the Criminal Code (now s 319(2), which provides that "Every one who, by communicating statements, other than in private conversation, wilfully promotes hatred against any identifiable group" commits a criminal offence. He was convicted at trial before the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench.
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- Keegstra and his lawyer
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Abduction of Beirut Jewish leaders by Shi'i faction
A radical Shi'i group abducted 11 prominent Jews, including community head Isaac Sasson; four were found dead and seven were never accounted for.
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- Organization of the Oppressed on Earth
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Damage to the Corfu synagogue doors
During the Lebanon War, the doors of the synagogue in Corfu were damaged in one of several antisemitic incidents of the 1980s.
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- Unknown
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- Corfu, Ionian Islands, Greece
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Holocaust memorial in Larissa defaced
The Holocaust martyrs' memorial in Larissa was repeatedly defaced with antisemitic graffiti during the 1980s.
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- Unknown
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20th century departures of foreign nationals from Egypt
20th century departures of foreign nationals from Egypt: exodus of Europeans from Egypt.
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- Unknown
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- Egypt
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