Refugees from war-torn Syria claim racism in Germany is so extreme they want to GO HOME as growing unrest and anti-Muslim feeling sees attacks on foreigners soar
Germany has been gripped by a spate of anti-Muslim rallies and violence
Nation has seen record numbers of asylum seekers this year fleeing Syria
One refugee said racist attacks left him so scared he plans to return home
By HANNAH PARRY FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 12:42 GMT, 30 July 2015 | UPDATED: 13:44 GMT, 30 July 2015
Refugees from war-torn Syria claim racism in Germany has become so extreme they want to go home as a growing anti-Muslim movement sees soaring attacks on foreigners.
The nation has been gripped by a spate of anti-foreigners rallies, violence and arson attacks against refugee homes or would-be shelters as hundreds of thousands seek refuge in the country.
This year has already seen about 200 arson and other attacks against refugee housing while support for anti-Muslim movement, Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West (PEGIDA), has been growing.
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戦争で滅茶苦茶のシリアからのドイツに来た難民がドイツでは、難民に対する暴力、難民シェルターに対する放火、などガひどく、シリアに帰ったほうがましだ、と。
