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Mathias Wienrs’ responses to the two related racisms.Includes studies ofThis isthe first book to examine the relationship between European antisemitism andIslamophobia from the Crusades until the twenty-first century in the principalflashpoints of the two racisms. With case studies ranging from the Balkans toth

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Mathias Wienmmenters presuppose comparable conditions in the Middle East with corresponding word choices that are known in the language community. This becomes even clearer through the use of Nazi vocabulary (presented in the second part of this chapter), in which writers imply that Israelis follow a world view

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Mathias Wienre as a positive point of reference in parts of British society as well as of the relatively high presence of anti-Israel positions form the basis for the book’s intention to present a contrastive analysis of the phenomenon of exonerative antisemitism.

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Mathias Wienry. German antisemitism discourse builds on an exceptionalist conception of antisemitism as delusional and exterminist, which is derived from the experience of the Holocaust. This conception has proven to be unhelpful in understanding, tackling or fighting contemporary manifestations of antisemitism

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Mathias Wien who critiqued Antisemitism and called to distinguish between Zionism and Judaism. I argue that during the Ottoman and interwar periods, new understandings of representative politics generated an interest in how members of different religions, including Jews, come to identify with their imagined nat

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Mathias Wienetween the US government and the State of Israel, which was established in 1948. Until Richard Nixon became US president in 1969, US leaders often displayed a concern that excessive support for Israel might alienate Arab states and facilitate Soviet ambitions in the Middle East. However, Americans i

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analysis of the words “Judeophobia,” “Anti-Judaism,” and “antisemitism.” Each term raises the issue of deciding at what point their application becomes an anachronism with respect to the reality they aim to describe or a legitimate extension from their original usage. The semantic discussion provide