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"Why Germany: National Socialist anti-semitism and the European
context"

Author(s): Millfull, John (ed)
Publisher: Berg 1993, 257pp, Bibliography, Index
Keywords: Fascism

Contents:
Why did Anti-semitism assume its ultimate and most deadly form
in Germany, and not in other countries which , at the turn of the
century, showed an equal penchant for blaming their Jewish
citizens for all the tensions of modernity?
This book adopts a comparative and inter-disciplinary approach
to this central problem which, free from any "metaphysics of
ethnicity", seeks to confront both the paradoxes of the German-
Jewish experience - the extraordinary initial success and the
devastating subsequent failure of assimilation-and the complex
patterns of assimilation and rejection in other European
societies. Publishers text.

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