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TitleThe protocols of the Elders of Zion, Aum, and antisemitism in Japan

Author

David G Goodman

Call number305.8924/0079

Object number02240e

Place of publicationIsrael

PublisherThe Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Year of publication

2006

Physical descriptionpp56-67

MaterialArticle

NotesArticle from the journal 'Antisemitism internationa'l No.3-4, 56-67

Description

Beginning in the 1980s dozens of books based on 'Protocols of the elders of Zion' began to appear in Japanese bookstores and sold millions of copies. Some have understood this as sublimated anti-Americanism, others have traced antisemitism back to Japan's World War II alliance with Germany. The author believes that antisemitic ideas have played a deleterious role in the history of modern Japan, a role that continues to be played out

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