A shocking poster created by the German right-wing AfD Party shows a white woman being sold at an Islamic slave market alongside the words “So that Europe does not become ‘Eurabia’…Europeans vote for the AfD!”
The poster was displayed outside the Konzerthaus in Berlin to promote AfD candidates in the upcoming European elections.
The painting is The Slave Market by French artist Jean-Léon Gérôme. It depicts a white female slave in an unspecific Middle Eastern or North African setting. The woman is having her teeth checked by a man wearing Islamic garb.
AfD supporters see the painting as a “warning from the pages of history” in reference to current concerns about the sexual molestation of women by newly arrived migrants in Germany.
However, according to New York University’s Isra Ali, who describes herself as a “feminist media scholar,” the painting has “little basis in reality”.
Ali appears to have conveniently forgotten about an entire period of history where white European women were enslaved by Muslims.
During the Barbary slave trade, which occurred between the 16th and middle of the 18th century, Ottoman and Maghrebi pirates operating out of North Africa raided European ships in coastal towns in the Netherlands and Italy and as far north as Iceland, kidnapping and enslaving men and women.
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