via google translate: by: C. LEOPOLD published on 11.01.2018 - 23:16 Wittenberg - It is a work from the 13th century and provides then as today for discussions and protests - the relief "Judensau" at the Wittenberg town church. Now a member of the Jewish Community Berlin wants to achieve the elimination of the controversial nonsense sculpture. The controversial relief: people are suckled by the sow, one looks into the anus - are represented Jews The controversial relief: people are nursed by the sow, one looks in the anus - are shown are Jews Photo: dpa The historical relief shows a sow suckling people - meaning Jews. This should deter Jews from settling in the city. In the Middle Ages, such images were applied to many churches. When it comes to Michael Dietrich Düllmann - a member of the "Synagogue Sukkat Shalom" from Berlin - hung the "Judensau" the longest time on the southeast wing. He sued the Protestant city parish Wittenberg. Now, the District Court must clarify: Is the Judensau a tolerable work of history or a criminally relevant and to be removed insult? Below the Judensau, this stone memorial commemorates the beginning of the Jewish program in the Third Reich Below the Judensau, this stone memorial commemorates the beginning of the Jewish program in the Third Reich Photo: dpa BILD is the application (8 C 690/17 (IV)), the lawyer Hubertus Benecke (57) submitted: "My client feels offended by the presentation. Our concern is to let it be known that the Church is committed to having the Judensau removed. " The community has received the lawsuit and has until next week to speak out. Pastor Dr. Johannes Block (52): "I can not comment on the legal progress. Our fundamental position on the oppressive legacy of nastiness can be found on the homepage of our community. "