A New Form of Anti-Semitism

Mayn Kampf of Afon Hitler, a new form of anti-Semitism announced on July 18, 1925, outlined Hitler's plan based on German real ethnic reform. During this period right after the First World War, Germany was bridging economic, political and social turmoil. In 1919, the signing of the Treaty of Versailles has brought Germany closer to self destruction. The treaty proposed new sanctions, abandoned German territory and inherently increased the cost of the German war.

Despite the growing integration of the Jewish community and the secular society, a new form of anti-Semitism emerged based on race and ethnic thought, not medieval religious hatred. This form of anti-Semitism brought the appearance of the party in the French, German, Austrian-Hungarian Empire, where the Jews were independent and inferior races of the Arians of Western Europe. This form of anti-Semitism is common in European culture, especially in French Dreyfus trial. These persecution led to believe that some Jews were safe only in their own country, as well as the massacies endorsed by the Russian state in the late nineteenth century. Look at the history of Theodor Herzl and Zionist

Anti-Semitism literally means prejudice against Jews, but in fact it is only targeted to Jews. Anti-Semitism became stronger in Austria, France and Germany, and since 1881, the massacre of Poland and Russia allowed refugees to escape to the United States, the UK, other European countries, and Palestine. In the 20th century, the application of racial theory by fascism and Nazis led to systematic persecution and genocide. For example, before 1945, American universities routinely eliminated Jews from an academic standpoint. After the Second World War, Israel was founded in 1948 and caused Palestinian anti-Zionism with the support of the Arab world. Extreme right-wing groups still support anti-Semitism such as British National Front, France, and especially Neo Nazi in America and Germany.

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Abstract: Anti-Semitism should be understood in two ways: capitalism and conspiracy. Capitalism creates anti-Semitism in its structure and the fear of anti-Semitism is "cynical" by political right-wing actors for political interests; this is how they make cards take office. False accusations of anti-Semitism exterminated the social justice of "whole history". Comment: This is a basic discussion of this group. Political actors of various forms and levels - Zionist, right wing Jewish, right wing, trampist, Israeli opponents and so on - defend the silence of Israeli critics against anti-Semitism. This is the conspiracy theory version which David Hirsch named The Livingstone Formulation.