Hostages of Civilisation: The Social Sources of National Socialist Anti-semitismGollancz, 1950 - 281 Seiten |
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... become known to an outsider , the more difficult it becomes for him to understand them.77 66 Just as the Jewish child appears to his Gentile class - mates equal and yet unequal , so the Jewish adult appears to his Gentile fellow ...
... become known to an outsider , the more difficult it becomes for him to understand them.77 66 Just as the Jewish child appears to his Gentile class - mates equal and yet unequal , so the Jewish adult appears to his Gentile fellow ...
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... become secularised . In a religious culture truth is at once inherent in the religious tradition and limited through it . An unrestricted , unprejudiced striving for truth becomes possible only after religion ceases to define its ...
... become secularised . In a religious culture truth is at once inherent in the religious tradition and limited through it . An unrestricted , unprejudiced striving for truth becomes possible only after religion ceases to define its ...
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... become increasingly aware of those features of democracy which do not appeal to the instincts . When an individual forgets that the absence of bondage is in itself a great positive gain , he becomes indifferent to the value of freedom ...
... become increasingly aware of those features of democracy which do not appeal to the instincts . When an individual forgets that the absence of bondage is in itself a great positive gain , he becomes indifferent to the value of freedom ...
Inhalt
FAILURE OF | 19 |
The coexistence of groups creates a social problem arising from the dislike of the stranger and the demand for group | 30 |
The actual Jewish question includes much more than this | 37 |
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