Dealing with Anti-Semitism

Mr. Potok dealing with anti-Semitism wrote academic and popular articles and comments during publication. Mr. Chaim Potok is a novelist, philosopher, historian, theologian, playwright, artist, and editor. All of Potok's novel explores the tension between Judaism and modern society (Kaupunginkirasto). Chaim Potok was born on 17th February 1929 in the Bronx, New York, as a Jewish immigrant in Poland and was educated at a parish school in Judaism. Mr. Potok seriously conducted religious and secular education at the Ehibba Orthodox in New York and was awarded a bachelor's degree in British literature in 1950.

In the 3 rd century BC, a large Jewish community lived in Alexandria, but over 300 years it is necessary to deal with the anti-Semitism of modern Greek scholars who believed to be infidels and barbarians was. Hatred eventually led to the massacre of the Alexandrian Jews of AD 38. Romans who occupied Israel in the first century of the year continued to be persecuted. Jews were killed or banished from various places within the Roman Empire. They were deprived of permission to rebuild the temple. The rebellion against the Romans and Jews representing their faith is severely oppressed and punished. Even very few hints of dishonesty or disobedience can lead to the most severe punishment just like Jesus Christ. Even after Christianity became a state religion of the Roman Empire in the fourth century of the Christian era, persecution of the Jews continued and may have increased in many ways.

Anti-Semitism is also called the oldest hatred in history, hostility or prejudice against Jews. The Nazi Holocaust was the most extreme case of history disobedienceism. Anti-Semitism did not originate from Adolf Hitler. The anti-Jewish attitude can go back to the ancient times. Throughout the Middle Ages of most of Europe, the Jews were deprived of their citizenship and forced to live in the slums. From the 19th century to the early 20th century, the anti-Jewish riot known as the Holocaust attacked the Russian Empire and the occurrence of anti-Semitism in some parts of Europe, the Middle East and North America increased in the past few years .

Even before the Nazis held power in Germany in 1933, they did not hide their anti-Semitism. As early as 1919, Adolf Hitler said "Reasonable anti-Semitism will lead to systematic legal opposition, the ultimate goal is to mercilessly cancel the Jews" At Mein Kampf ("Struggle"; 1925-27) Hitler further developed Jewish concepts as an evil race for world governance.Nazi's anti-Semitism is rooted in religious anti-Semitism In this regard, the Nazis added another aspect: racial anti-Semitism, the racial ideology of the Nazis is that the Jews are classified as Untermenshen (German : "Subhumans") The Nazis drew Jews as racial, not religious groups, religious anti-Semitism can be resolved by conversion and political anti-Semitism by solving exile As a result, the logic of Nazi ethnic anti-Semitism led to destruction.