It's not just the immediate Nazi past Germany struggles with. There are calls to remove a medieval 'Judensau' carving from the church in Wittenberg where Luther preached. theguardian.com/world/2020/feb…
My opinion is that it should stay - there's a memorial to Holocaust victims close by, and interpretive boards that link the two, creating a through-line of historic anti-Semitism. Valuable and educational.
Of course, Luther was a rabid anti-Semite, although the Judensau predates him. The Nazis later weaponized his anti-Semitic writings during their propaganda pushes.
