Ethnic Politics and Anti-Semitism in 20th Century Vienna

This chapter examines the intricate ties between racial, religious identities, and political ideologies during the 20th century, focusing on the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It explores how ethnic affinities drove political allegiance and ignited tensions between parties and the Jewish community, highlighting the rise of political anti-Semitism in Vienna. Furthermore, it discusses the socio-economic dynamics that fueled resentment towards Jews, culminating in their persecution amidst rising hostility.