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...in Antisemitism.'' The Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. 1998. Retrieved 2007-08-22</ref>

...ngele was "our chief's favorite student." Grebe denied his professor was [[antisemitism|antisemitic]]. <ref>Müller-Hill, pp. 163-167</ref>

...ision. [[Lucy Dawidowicz]], in her 1975 ''The War against the Jews'', saw antisemitism and nationalism at the core of his vision, so falls into the intentionalist

...e present German Foreign Ministry, in October 2010, shows him supporting [[antisemitism]] in 1938. “The Jews will have to leave Germany, otherwise they will, one

...arge-scale public knowledge. Several historians argue that in 1933-1939, [[antisemitism]] was a priority only for a minority of the Germans. <ref>{{citation ...ling Executioners]]'', suggests that there is a long tradition of [[German antisemitism]], something to which the current government is extremely careful to avoid.

...objections to antisemitism, and must certainly not appear to be endorsing antisemitism. Indeed no article about any book should include an editorial endorsement o

===Roots of Hitler's antisemitism=== ===Antisemitism: Kristallnacht===

...rn nations, and that the Zionists have intentionally caused a huge rise in antisemitism around the world. He held that all of Israel's wars were against Jewish law

....h-net.org/~antis/ H-Antisemitism] (scholarly discussion of the history of antisemitism)

...he Third Reich: A New History.'' (2000). 864 pp., stresses central role of antisemitism. [http://www.amazon.com/Third-Reich-New-History/dp/080909326X/ref=sr_1_1/10

...h, Michael. ''The Third Reich: A New History.'' (2000). 864 pp. Stress on antisemitism; [http://www.amazon.com/Third-Reich-New-History/dp/080909326X/ref=sr_1_1?ie

...he prevailing thought of the day. This has led to charges of racism and [[antisemitism]] in her work, allegations that have been vigorously argued on both sides b

...ated all with Jihadist thinking. It has been used as a rough equivalent of antisemitism. Specific criticism of violent radicals, however, is not as general.

...purely emotional grounds" leading to simple pogroms, to an eliminationist "antisemitism of reason...its final aim must be removal of the Jews altogether." <ref>{{c He found the DAP reflected his core views of intense [[antisemitism]] and [[pan-German nationalism]]. In September 1919 Adolf Hitler joined th

...purely emotional grounds" leading to simple pogroms,to an eliminationist "antisemitism of reason...its final aim must be removal of the Jews altogether." <ref>{{c He found the DAP reflected his core views of intense [[antisemitism]] and [[pan-German nationalism]]. In September 1919 Adolf Hitler joined th

Herzl published it in the belief that [[antisemitism]] would never disappear; his views had been reinforced with his involvement

...origins trace back to the late 19th century. In response to the ongoing [[antisemitism]] in Europe, Jews such as [[Theodor Herzl]] began to advocate the return of

...ndeed important, but there's fairly good sourced material that the intense antisemitism developed sometime in the Vienna period. There are some fairly neutral sour Perhaps we can cooperate on this area. Perhaps "roots of Hitler's antisemitism" could be a first subordinate article.

===Antisemitism=== [[Antisemitism]] was part of the [[Nazi race and biological ideology]] from the beginning.

...as. [[Stephen Walt]] described dealing with Hamas as "odious", given the [[antisemitism]] in its charter and its invoking of the [[Protocols of the Elders of Zion]