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Switzerland moves to ban all use of Nazi symbols amid rise in antisemitism
Switzerland is moving to ban all use of Nazi symbols amid a rise in antisemitism. The proposed bill would impose a $250 fine for public display of a swastika or Hitler salute, expanding on existing laws that already prosecute such symbols.
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