A bitter dispute over anti-Semitism, racism and freedom of expression has been bubbling away all through the summer in the normally sleepy German town of Kassel. In the past few days the pot has boiled over.
Every five years Kassel awakes to become the centre of the art world for 100 days, when it puts on Documenta, the world's largest art festival.
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