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Nineteenth-Century Anti-Semitism in International Perspective

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Images of Jews and Sinti and Rom in Ludwig Beschsteins’ Folktale Collections

[This article is part of the  Open Peer Review-Publication series “Nineteenth-Century Anti-Semitism in International Perspective”] von Tuvia Singer <1> Nineteenth century Germany knew an unprecedented blossoming of folk-narrative publications. The folk-narratives were gathered by ethnographers, philologists, folklore scholars and others according to national or regional criteria and were published in approximately 500 collections comprising more than 20,000 folk-narratives.[1]  In this...

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Der »jüdische Kapitalist«: Anmerkungen zu Ursprung und Entwicklung eines antisemitischen Stereotyps im Frankreich der 1840er Jahre

[This article is part of the Open Peer Review-Publication series “Nineteenth-Century Anti-Semitism in International Perspective”] von Oliver Schulz <1> Am 15. Oktober 1898 erschien in der dem Lager der Anti-Dreyfusards zuzurechnenden französischen Satirezeitschrift »Psst…!« eine antisemitische Karikatur des Zeichners Emmanuel Poiré alias Caran d’Ache, die einen französischen Bauern in den Mittelpunkt stellt und den Unterschied zwischen dem vorrevolutionären und dem...