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TitoloEchoes of Nazi antisemitism in South Africa during the 1930s and 1940s

Autore

Milton Shain

Call number940.5318072/0069

Numero oggetto04812L

Luogo di pubblicazioneNew York, New York, United States

EditorePalgrave Macmillan

Anno di pubblicazione

2015

Paginazionepp215-238

MaterialeArticle

ISBN9781137514189

NotesArticle from the book 'Holocaust scholarship: personal trajectories and professional interpretations.' pp215-238

Descrizione

The rise of the radical right in South Africa and the escalation of antisemitism was a product of specific circumstances: Hitler's ascent to power, domestic political instability, the influx of German-Jewish refugees, Jewish upward mobility, a divisive 'European ' war and the growth of Afrikaner Christian-Nationalism. Long-standing ties with Germany and an historic hostility to Britain facilitated the transference of antisemitism from the sphere of ideas into the party-political realm

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