Antisemitic Historical Literature from the American Jewish Historical Society


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Inhalt :: Content Online-Service mit Zugang zu einer Sammlung von PrimÃ¤rquellen mit Materialien zur Geschichte des Antisemitismus in den USA. Die Sammlung basiert auf BestÃ¤nden der American Jewish Historical Society (AJHS) und umfasst Bücher, Pamphlete, Briefe, Zeitungsartikel, Illustrationen, Ephemera und weitere Dokumenttypen. Abgedeckter Zeitraum: 1869-1993.
Verlag :: Publisher Readex/NewsBank
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Bestellnummer bei digento :: digento order number 109010
Verlagsinformation :: Publisher's information Antisemitic Historical Literature from the American Jewish Historical Society (1869-€“1993) offers a rare and vital window into how antisemitic ideas took shape, spread, and were challenged in modern history. This extraordinary archive contains decades of materials collected chiefly by librarian and scholar Nathan Kaganoff (1926-€“1992), preserving difficult yet essential histories. A Powerful Tool for Research and Teaching Spanning 1869 to 1993, this collection captures more than a century of antisemitic expression and public discourse across the United States and abroad. Researchers will find materials from organizations such as the Ku Klux Klan, the American Nazi Party, and the Aryan League of America, alongside the publications that carried their messages: The Dearborn Independent, The Crusader, The White American, Clarinada, and others. Equally significant are the responses: letters, clippings, pamphlets, and press releases that document how Jewish and non-Jewish organizations, journalists, and scholars pushed back against bigotry and hate. These artifacts provide a foundation for exploring how antisemitism intersected with race, religion, politics, and nationalism and how rhetoric became a battleground for democracy itself. Context, Continuity, and Connection Antisemitic Historical Literature supports teaching and research in American history, cultural studies, political science, sociology, law, and communication and media studies. It complements related Readex archives such as American Race Relations and Immigrations, Migrations and Refugees to create a multifaceted resource for analyzing how prejudice and propaganda evolve across time. Organization of the Collection The collection is arranged into seven series in a single product: Series I: Periodical Publications, undated, 1920-1982 Series II: Antisemitic Material by Organization, undated, 1919-1989 Series III: Antisemitic Material by Author, undated, 1931-1990 Series IV: Reaction to American Antisemitism, undated, 1920-1993 Series V: Reaction to German and Soviet Antisemitism, undated, 1931-1982 Series VI: Subject Files, undated, 1880-1992 Series VII: Illustrations, undated, 1869-1986 At a glance Sourced from the American Jewish Historical Society, collected over several decades. Supports teaching and research in antisemitism, propaganda, rhetoric of hate, civil rights, and American nationalism. Contains materials in every format: books, letters, clippings, newspapers, ephemera, pamphlets, and more.
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