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Harvard Crimson’s antisemitism disturbingly echoes Oxford in the 1930s

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Published October 31, 2023 10:00am ET
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Harvard Crimson’s antisemitism disturbingly echoes Oxford in the 1930s
Harvard University released its sexual assault statistics as part of federal regulations, and it turns out 18.1 percent of reported rapes on campus are "unfounded." (AP Photo)   | Elise Amendola

On a cold February evening in 1933, the students of the Oxford Union debated and passed the motion “That this House will in no circumstances fight for its King and Country.” The debate, which took place a week or so after Hitler was named chancellor of Germany, became an international sensation.

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