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TitlePhilosemitism? Ambivalences regarding Israel

Author

Evelien Gans

Call number305.89240492/0001

Object number01289f

Place of publicationAmsterdam, Netherlands

PublisherAmsterdam University Press

Year of publication

2017

Physical descriptionpp153-179

MaterialArticle

Series titleNIOD studies on war, Holocaust and genocide

ISBN9789462986084

NotesArticle from the book 'The Holocaust, Israel and 'the Jew''

Description

An exploration of the of the complex phemonenon of philosemitism in general and and particularly in relation to the attitudes of the Netherlands towards Israel. Although guilt feelings played a role, the Dutch government was late to recognize Israel, mainly for strategic and political reasons.In 1956, they became an outspoken friend of Israel, and during the Six-Day War, this special relationship reached its height. However, a turning point came in 1967, ushering in a period of divided loyalties among both Jews and non-Jews.

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