Doctrines of Cultural Economy against the Antisemitism of the Day: The Jewish Economists Richard Ehrenberg, Hermann Levy and Julius Hirsch, Abstract by Nicolas Berg
In his works on the intellectual history of the 19th century, the German-Baltic cultural historian Viktor Hehn (1813–1890), whose books were widely read as part of popular classic literature among the educated German middle class down to the years after WW II, repeatedly referred to the death of Goethe as the beginning of the “Jewish era.“ That caesura in 1832...
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