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Philosemitism Is Admiration And Support For Jews By Non-jews, Especially During Times Of Anti-semitic Persecution. This Work Discusses Philosemitism In Britain, America, Australia And Canada During The Century Between The Damascus Blood Libel Of 1840 And The Holocaust (with A Further Chapter On The Post-1945 Situation). Philosemitism Draws Attention To A Powerful And Widespread Movement Which Befriended The Jewish People During Times Of Persecution, And Which Is All But Unknown To Most Historians.--book Jacket. Philosemitic Reactions To Jewish Crises -- 'barbarism And Bigotry': Philosemitism From The Damascus Affair Of 1840 To The Moroccan Crisis Of 1859 -- 'the Sympathies Of All Good Men': Philosemitism From The Mortara Affair Of 1858-9 To Romanian Persecution In The 1870s -- 'the Imperishable People': Protesting Against Pogroms And Persecution In Russia, 1881-1906 -- 'an Unspeakable Injustice': Philosemitism During The Dreyfus, Beilis And Frank Affairs, 1894-1913 -- 'the Inmost Heart Of Hell': Philosemitism From The First World War To The Holocaust, 1914-45 -- A Typology Of Philosemitism -- 'the Spirit Of The Age': Liberal And Progressive Philosemitism -- 'the Deepest Debt': Chri

Author

William D. Rubinstein and Hilary L. Rubinstein

Publisher

Macmillan Press ; St. Martin's Press

Published

1999

Language

EN

ISBN

9780230513136

Subjects

Sociology, History, Religion