Universalism has acted as a stimulus for Jewish emancipation, that is, for civil, political and social inclusion. It has also been a source of anti-Jewish prejudice up to and beyond the classic antisemitism of the modern period. While the experience of Jews is by no means unique in this respect, one
Antisemitism and the Jewish Question
โ Scribed by I. RENNAP
- Publisher
- Lawrence & Wishart Ltd
- Year
- 1942
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 117
- Edition
- 1st
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
"Unity of all Jewish people in the fight against Fascism.
Unity of the Jewish people with all progressive and working-
class organisations. Unity of all--Jew and Gentile--with the
mighty Soviet Union, for victory over Nazi Germany."
-- William GALLACHER, M.P.
โฆ Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION.
I. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND.
(1) Jews in Antiquity. (2) Jews in the Middle
Ages. (3) Jews in the Bourgeois Order. (4) Jews
in the Epoch of Imperialism. (5) The Jewish
Contribution to Human Progress.
II. SOCIALISM AND THE JEWISH QUESTION.
(1) Nationalities in the Soviet Union. (2) How
the Jews were emancipated. (3) The Question
of Jewish Territory. (4) Biro-Bidjan: A Jewish
State Unit. (5) From the Border States of the
U.S.S.R. (6) The Jewish Question solved.
(7) The Nazi Invasion. (8) Marx and the
Jewish Question.
III. JEWISH NATIONALISM AND ZIONISM.
(1) Jewish Nationalism in the Nineteenth
Century. (2) Zionism and the Imperialist
Alliance. (3) Arab and Jew in Palestine.
IV. THE MENACE OF ANTI-SEMITISM.
(1) In Conquered Europe. (2) Jews in the
Western Democracies: (a) The U.S.A.; (b)
Britain. (3) Conclusion.
โฆ Subjects
Arabs, antiquity, anti-Semitism, Biro-Bidjan, bourgeois, Britain, imperialism, Jews, Marx, mediaeval, nationalism, Nazi, Palestine, philosemitism, Soviet Union, U.S.A., Zionism
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