Titlebook: Anti-Semitism; Myth and Hate from A Marvin Perry,Frederick M. Schweitzer Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 20

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,The Trial and Death of Jesus: The Myth of “Christ Killers” and the “Criminal People”, known as the Passion.. In the gospels’ rendition and as interpreted for centuries, the Jews are perceived as “the Christ killers,” a people condemned forever to suffer exile and degradation. This archcrime of “deicide,” of murdering God, turned the Jews into the embodiment of evil, a “criminal peop

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The Diabolization of Jews,toleration did not eradicate it. The late nineteenth century, which was the apogee of liberalism, also saw the rise of organized antisemitic movements and the proliferation of the ritual murder libel; in the early twentieth century, Nazi antisemitism did not discourage Germans from electing Hitler t

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Denying the Holocaust,lped spawn the modern nationalist myth of a Jewish cabal plotting to rule the planet. This myth and others about Jews, including their racial inferiority, were widely believed by many people and unashamedly propagated by members of the cultural elite—all this in a scientific age that had experienced

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Conclusion, dangerous Other. Following are two examples of Nazi demonological myths. The first, written in 1936, is from Julius Streicher’s .; the second is from a speech delivered by Joseph Goebbels at the Nuremberg party rally in 1937.

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Antisemitic Myths Blackwashed,s and entertainers. To the familiar accusations of parasites and exploiters that antisemites have traditionally hurled at Jews, Khallid added a rarely used one—cannibals: “You are a European … people who crawled around on all fours …, eatin’ juniper roots and eatin’ each other.”