Articles, radio broadcasts and television reports by Gideon Kouts. Search the texts and browse by media type, publication or station, year and topic.
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A column about Carnival celebrations in the cities along the Rhine, from Frankfurt and Mainz to Cologne. The participants identify Israel with Ephraim Kishon and call the writer and his companions “Ephraim”; alongside the anecdote, the article describes the costumes, parades and crowds of revelers.
Kouts sharply criticizes Ephraim Kishon’s depictions of immigrants and foreign workers in Europe. Quoting Kishon and mocking his preoccupation with a Pakistani waiter’s broken German, he points to the gap between Kishon’s anti-Nazi writing in his youth and his present-day views.
A critical report on the distribution in France of an antisemitic book that presents conspiratorial claims about the Jewish identity of leaders and Jewish control of the world. The continuation column also contains short items about Ephraim Kishon and the weekly “France,” substantial portions of which are unreadable.