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Reflections on addressing antisemitism in a Canadian faculty of medicine. [PDF]
Can Med Educ J, 2023 Kuper A.
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Israel-criticism and modern anti-Semitism
, 2009 After the Third Reich was defeated, the expression of openly anti-Semitic attitudes was, to be sure, discredited in the German public, but anti-Semitism did not, however, disappear entirely.
Kempf, Wilhelm
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Day-to-Day Anti-Semitism in France
, 2005 For a decade, anti-Semitism has developed strongly among the immigrant population in working-class areas of France. For these people, victims of segregation and racism themselves, anti-Semitism accompanies the formation of the ghetto.
Lapeyronnie, Didier
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British Right-Wing Anti-semitism, 1918-1930 [PDF]
This thesis investigates the prevalence of anti-Semitism in the British right-wing between the years of 1918 and 1930. It aims to redress the imbalance of studies on interwar British right-wing anti-Semitism that are skewed towards the 1930s, Oswald ...
Brown, Oliver
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Anti-Semitism - a male disorder?
, 2013 Die gesellschaftliche Vorurteilskrankheit "Antisemitismus" wurde bisher psychogenetisch ausschließlich aus der psychosexuellen Entwicklung des Mannes hergeleitet.
Mitscherlich, Margarete
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, 1975 Cohen Martine. The New Anti-Semitism . In: Archives de sciences sociales des religions, n°40, 1975.
Cohen, Martine
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The Jew's penis: circumcision and sexual pathology in eighteenth-century England. [PDF]
Med Humanit, 2023 Gallagher N.
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Is anti-Semitism a homogeneous construct?
, 2009 The present paper investigates how the distinction of different facets of anti-Semitism is to be understood from a methodological point of view. Does it mean that there is a unique (quantitative) dimension of anti-Semitism on which the participants can ...
Kempf, Wilhelm
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Piętno „żydokomuny” w ujęciu pokoleniowym. Szkic do badań
Teksty Drugie, 2016 This article outlines research on narratives on ‘żydokomuna’ [Judeocommunism] as constructed and disseminated by individuals identified as Jewish Communists or family members of ‘commie Jews’.
Anna Zawadzka
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