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Wolf–Rayet stars The Operated Jew (Der operirte Jud’) is a satirical antisemitic book published by the German physician Oskar Panizza in 1893.

In order to get by, he had to adapt to working with people such as Veit Harlan, who produced the anti-semitic film, Jud Süß, but he also got to know Werner Bochmann, a successful film music composer who also came from Meerane.

She began to wonder: "How antisemitic was this country, this America, these United States? Not just among the outright bigots like Congressman Rankin.

Yodh, the tenth semitic letter.

Middle East Media Research Institute noted that it may be one of the most antisemitic book of the Urdu language, with 424 pages and 440 Qur'anic verses quoted.

Later commentators have argued about the degree in which Belloc's anti-capitalism and anti-communism crosses into antisemitic canards about supposed Jewish involvement in international politics, with his work being both criticized (by figures such as Frederic Raphael) and defended (by figures such as J.

In modern terminology, therefore, Luther expresses an anti-Judaic rather than a racist antisemitic view.

He is most noted for his contributions to history in debunking several antisemitic myths, as well as uncovering many others.

There are, indeed, indications that Wirth has worked between 1933 and 1969 on an antisemitic text, which could serve as a counterpart to the Ura Linda Chronicle.

O'Kelly also featured the anti-semitic writings of Denis Fahey in the Bulletin.

" Later in 1991, she had been convicted of distributing antisemitic literature with the intention of stirring up racial hatred by handing out The Longest Hatred.

Although no records remain to document the family's financial status, Herberg's biographer indicates that the family was not impoverished, with his father the recipient of a gymnasium education and successful enough as an electrical contractor to pay for the family's emigration from the anti-semitic Tsarist regime to a new life in America in 1904.