The Rise of Anti-Jewish Sentiments in Germany

This chapter explores the historical evolution of anti-Jewish sentiments in Germany from the late 19th century, highlighting key figures and events like the first international anti-Jewish congress in 1882. It examines how political ideologies, economic power, and racial theories intertwined during this transformative period, alongside the complex relationship between socialism and Jewish communities. The discussion emphasizes the impact of these sentiments on the political landscape, revealing the nuances behind societal perceptions and tensions of the time.