Adolf Stoecker: Anti-Semite with a Christian mission
@article{Telman1995AdolfSA,
title={Adolf Stoecker: Anti-Semite with a Christian mission},
author={D. Telman},
journal={H{\^i}st{\^o}ry¯a y{\^e}h{\^u}d{\^i}t = Jewish history},
year={1995},
volume={9},
pages={93-112}
}All histories of German anti-Semitism stand in the shadow of an unavoidable telos: Hitler and the Nazi Holocaust. One cannot treat individual leaders of the German anti-Semitic movement without considering their influence (or lack thereof) on the Nazi movement. Historians study nineteenth-century German anti-Semitism with an eye to its similarities to and differences from the anti Semitism of the Third Reich. Historians of anti-Semitism thus treat the German anti-Semitic movement as… CONTINUE READING
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