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When political vitriol stirs violence, how does society get the temperature back down? That's a question Europe is struggling with right now amid a wave of attacks on politicians, including the prime minister of Slovakia.

The black-clad attackers beat up Matthias Ecke so badly as he put up posters in Dresden that he needed surgery. In Nordhorn, a man threw eggs at a lawmaker then punched him in the face. In Berlin, a p