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Basic knowledge about antisemitism - focus on religion and integration

Seminar with Raimund Fastenbauer

Speaker: Raimund Fastenbauer



Date: November 30, 2026

Time: 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Duration: 2 hours (in-person at the Vienna Integration Centre)



Key areas:

- Introduction to the different terms (Antisemitism, Judaism, Zionism)

- Forms of antisemitism (right-wing, left-wing, antisemitism of political Islam)

- Antisemitism in Austria, Muslim antisemitism and motives

- Identifying characteristics of anti-Semitic tendencies and conspiracy theories

- Recommendations for dealing with antisemitic acts and statements, as well as contact points



Objectives: To acquire basic knowledge and didactic support on antisemitism; to become familiar with the different forms of antisemitism; to gain knowledge about antisemitism in other monotheistic religions.



Raimund Fastenbauer is the former Secretary General of the Jewish Community of Vienna, a board member of the Documentation Archive of the Austrian Resistance, and a member of the Mauthausen Committee Austria. He has been active for many years in the fight against both old and new forms of antisemitism. He is involved in interfaith dialogue and was a lecturer at the Institute for Islamic Religious Education.



To register:Link