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From undesirable to unassimilable: the racialization of the "Jew" in South Africa
TítuloFrom undesirable to unassimilable: the racialization of the "Jew" in South Africa
Autor
Call number940.5318/0544
Número del objeto10566c
Lugar de publicaciónDetroit, Michigan, United States
EditorialWayne State University Press
Año de publicación
2019
Paginaciónpp72-90
MaterialArticle
NotesArticle from the book 'Holocaust memory and racism in the post-war world pp72-90
Descripción
In the 1930s and '40s Jews in South Africa were subject to virulent Nazi-inspired racism emanating from the Afrikaner nationalist right. With the implementation of apartheid in 1948, Jews were "divested of their racial essence" in order to be incorporated into the white ruling order. The "Jewish question" disappeared and the Prime Minister lauded South African Jews as a model community