On Tuesday evening, about 200 protesters gathered in front of the Austrian parliament in Vienna to voice their opposition to the Dinghofer Symposium. They argue that the event, named after Franz Dinghofer, a known antisemite and Nazi party member, promotes antisemitism. Parliamentary speaker Walter Rosenkranz, a member of the far-right Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ), has faced criticism for hosting the event despite calls for its cancellation. Protesters held placards stating 'No place for antisemitism' and 'Shame,' while some organized a counter-symposium to address what they termed 'historical amnesia.' The symposium's timing coincided with the remembrance of the November pogroms, which marked a significant escalation in Nazi violence against Jews. Critics, including historians and Jewish organizations, have condemned the event, arguing that it should not be held in a place of honor.