In medieval Europe, Jews were falsely accused of poisoning wells and spreading disease. During Nazi rule, Jews were again slandered. But this time they were accused of causing the economic crisis in Germany. Both cases resulted in the Jews becoming victims of extreme prejudice, some of which is still evident today.
Bɛyɛ mfe 700 a atwam no, sɛ wokɔ Europe a, na wɔka to Yudafo so sɛ wɔde awuduru gugu nsubura mu, na saa ara nso na wɔde yare san nkurɔfo. Bere a na Nasifo redi tumi no, wɔsan twaa atoro too Yudafo no so sɛ wɔn na wɔama Germany sikasɛm ayɛ basaa. Saa nsɛm yi a wɔka guu Yudafo no so no maa nkurɔfo benyaa wɔn ho tan paa, na ɛde besi nnɛ nyinaa ebinom da so tan wɔn.