Frank's trial became a flash point for anti-Semitic feeling in Georgia.

It is difficult to quantify the level of anti-Semitic feeling in today's Poland.

And it's not absolutely impossible that some of these people have anti-Semitic feelings deep down, but do I think that plays a large part?

He also found a degree of atonement for his own anti-Semitic feelings.

Much of the nationalist press began to portray the murder as a ritual killing in order to create anti-Semitic feeling throughout the country.

All of this was aided by the lack of anti-Semitic feelings in the population.

He later apologized and has said repeatedly that he harbors no anti-Semitic feelings.

I would not be surprised if it led to a rise of anti-Semitic feeling.

But will it strengthen and legitimize anti-Semitic feelings?