

Antisemitism in the 20th Century
Jun 17, 2024
Hannah Arendt, a renowned political thinker, takes center stage as the discussion turns to her influential work, "The Origins of Totalitarianism." The hosts grapple with Arendt's insights on antisemitism and its deep roots in the historical and socio-economic landscape of the 20th century. From the rise of totalitarian regimes to misconceptions about Jewish influence, the conversation uncovers how societal tensions and crises fueled antisemitism. They also explore the complex relationship between Jewish financial roles and political movements, shedding light on historical patterns of oppression.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Jewish Challenges in the 20th Century through Philosophical Insight
01:46 • 3min
Antisemitism and Totalitarianism: A Historical Analysis
05:06 • 24min
Jewish Finance and Diplomacy in the German Empire
29:28 • 8min
The Rise and Fall of Jewish Financial Influence
37:15 • 17min
Evolution of Catholic Political Power in America
54:04 • 3min
Ethnic Politics and Anti-Semitism in 20th Century Vienna
56:38 • 19min
Jewish Influence in Communist Movements of the 20th Century
01:15:27 • 3min
Jewish Identity and Communism: A Complex History
01:18:29 • 29min