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ANTISEMmSM
THE FELIX POSEN BIBLIOGRAPHIC PROJECT
ON ANTISEMITISM

ACADEMIC ADVSOK Otto Dov Kulka

TECHNICAL EDITORS: Sara Grosvald, Sylviane Stampfer

ABSTRACTING STAFF:
Marian Assaf, Yisrael (Elliot) Cohen, Παηα Dana,
Ruth Engelberg, Mirjam Factor, Lily Fogel (z"l),
Robert E. Kaplan, Daniel Romanovsky, Tamar Stem,
Jifi TobiSek, Agnes Väzsonyi, Hanna Volovici,
Renate Wolf son, Manuel Zkorenblut

We thank the Fondation pour la memoire de la

Shoah for their support of this project
The Vidal Sassoon International Center
for the Study of Antisemitism
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

ANTISEMITISM
An Annotated Bibliography

Volume 16
2000

Edited by
Susan Sarah Cohen

K G Saur München 2003

 Bibliographic information published by Die Deutsche Bibliothek
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ISBN 3-598-23715-4
 CONTENTS

Introduction by Robert S. Wistrich xi

Preface xv

List of Periodicals and Collections xix

BIBLIOGRAPHIES AND REFERENCE WORKS 1

ANTISEMITISM THROUGHOUT THE AGES

General 3
By Country
France 13
Germany 13
Greece 16
Haiti 16
Iran 17
Islamic World 18
Italy 19
Lithuania 20
Poland 20
Russia, USSR, CIS 21

The Ancient Period 22

The Medieval Period 27

The Early Modern Period (1493-1788) 41

The Modern Period (1789-2000)

General 49
vi Contents

By Country
Argentina 55
Austria 56
Belarus 57
Croatia 58
France 58
Germany 59
Great Britain 63
Hungary 64
Italy 65
Poland 65
Russia, USSR, CIS 69
South Africa 70
Switzerland 71
Ukraine 71
USA 73

1789-1918
Europe
General 75
Austria 76
Belarus 77
Czech Lands 77
France 78
Germany 80
Hungary 84
Ireland 85
Lithuania 86
Poland 86
Russia 87
Switzerland 88
Islamic World
Iran 89
Morocco 90
Contents vii

North America
USA 91

1919-1945
General 93
Australia 100
Europe
General 101
Austria 144
Baltic States 150
Belarus 150
Belgium 155
Bulgaria 157
Czechoslovakia 158
Finland 162
France 162
Germany 170
Great Britain 200
Greece 203
Hungary 206
Ireland 210
Italy 211
Latvia 214
Lithuania 215
Netherlands 217
Poland 222
Romania 241
Russia 244
Slovakia 245
Spain 246
Sweden 246
Switzerland 247
Ukraine 249
USSR 253
viii Contents

Yugoslavia 254
Far East
China 255
Islamic World
General 256
Iraq 258
Morocco 259
Tunisia 259
Yemen 260
North America
Canada 260
USA 260

1945-1990
General 264
Responses to the Holocaust 265
Nazi War Criminals and War Crimes Trials 271
Neo-Nazism and Holocaust Denial 273
Christian-Jewish Relations 273
Africa
Ethiopia 275
South Africa 275
Europe
General 276
Austria 277
France 278
Germany 280
Hungary 283
Italy 284
Netherlands 284
Poland 285
Sweden 286
Switzerland 287
USSR 288
Contents ix

Islamic World
General 289
Iraq 290
Syria 291
Israel 292
Latin America
Argentina 294
North America
Canada 295
USA 296

1991-2000
General 299
Responses to the Holocaust 300
Neo-Nazism and Holocaust Denial 305
Anti-Zionism and Anti-Israel 307
Christian-Jewish Relations 308
Australia 311
Europe
General 311
Austria 312
France 314
Germany 315
Great Britain 321
Hungary 323
Italy 325
Latvia 325
Poland 325
Romania 327
Russia 327
Slovakia 330
Switzerland 331
Ukraine 333
χ Contents;

Islamic World
General 334
Palestinian Authority 335
Syria 335
Israel 336 >
Latin America
Argentina 337
Brazil 339'
North America
USA 339 >

ANTISEMITISM IN LITERATURE AND IN THE ARTS 343

Author Index 3691

Subject Index 388

 INTRODUCTION

The Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of

Antisemitism, established by an international group of scholars in
1982, is an interdisciplinary research center which engages in
research on antisemitism throughout the ages. The Felix Posen
Bibliographic Project of the Center comprises a current on-line
data base accessible through the Israel University Inter-Library
Network and printed volumes.

The Bibliographic Project has a unique position in the

world of scholarship for several reasons. First, it is truly
comprehensive, i.e. it lists books and articles published throughout
the world on the subject of antisemitism. This is made possible
through the very special connection which the Project's research
team has developed with the Jewish National and University
Library located on the Givat Ram campus of the Hebrew
University of Jerusalem. The National Library, itself a priceless
asset for Israel, the Diaspora and world-wide Judaica scholarship,
is committed to acquiring the majority of works published around
the world dealing with Jews and Judaism. The Felix Posen
Bibliographic Project and its highly trained staff of abstractors
have immediate access to the library's acquisitions which greatly
facilitates its endeavors. These holdings include works from a
diverse range of disciplines - history, psychology, sociology,
anthropology, literature and art.

The second unique aspect has been the cumulative and

consistent service that the Felix Posen Project has provided for
researchers in the field since it first began publication in 1984.
Other bibliographies are much more limited in scope and rarely
offer more than a one-time publication. This project has been
continuous, ongoing and in 2004 it will be celebrating its twentieth
anniversary.
xii Introduction

Third, the Bibliographic Project is not confined to a

particular language or country. One can find entries on works in all
European languages, in Hebrew, Yiddish, and other languages
where relevant. Thus, its range and sweep is impressive and
uncompromisingly global.

Fourth, there is the special quality of our experienced staff

of abstractors, who have immigrated to Israel from many countries
such as the United States, Russia, Romania, Poland, Hungary,
Switzerland and Argentina. Their ability to read works in their
original languages and their knowledge of Jewish history makes it
possible for them to produce reliable abstracts of high quality.

Fifth, the abstracts themselves are substantial and are

provided for each item in the bibliography. This is a service that is
unique in the world when it comes to the study of antisemitism -
and of immense benefit to professional scholars, students, lay
people, community leaders and others who seek a truly dependable
guide to the constantly expanding ocean of newly published
materials on antisemitism. Since no one person can be expected to
master all the relevant publications or languages, our Project
becomes literally indispensable for any individual interested both
in the broad picture and in the concrete details of this particular
subject matter. Elsewhere, the reader will find only bibliographies
with no abstracts or at best a very brief one. The Bibliographic
Project, on the other hand, offers readers a real window into the
essence of what is being published today across the globe. One can
hardly exaggerate the significance of this research asset.

Since October 2002, when I became the head of the Vidal

Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism I have
come to appreciate more than ever the dedicated staff associated
with the Felix Posen Project. At the same time, I have had to
rethink and redefine some of the purposes of the bibliography,
especially where it concerns borderline cases. Hence, the present
edition has been streamlined and somewhat condensed. There have
Introduction xiii

been some changes in the abstracting of publications relating to

post-war reactions to the Shoah - e.g. Holocaust commemoration,
memory and meaning, study and teaching; these are still being
listed, although in smaller numbers.

On the other hand, the bibliography continues to abstract

all the publications dealing with antisemitism in the Holocaust
period (1933-1945). This treatment is remarkably comprehensive,
including not only works on antisemitic ideology, policy and
attitudes but also materials dealing with the wider Jewish
experience during the Shoah.

We have continued the earlier bibliographic policy

regarding the Middle East. Hence we do not include works in the
present volume whose main interest is the political conflict
between Israel, the Palestinians and the Arab states. Those books
and articles listed here, relate strictly to antisemitism in the Arab
world. Nevertheless, we will have to take account of the fact that
the number of items concerning Arab and Muslim Judeophobia has
greatly expanded since 2000. Therefore, I have already committed
the Sassoon Center to adopt a much broader coverage of this issue,
one that has already had violent overspill effects in Europe, Asia
and the American continent. The Bibliographic Project will also be
looking to cover relevant works about non-Arab Muslim
antisemitism which has been somewhat neglected in the past.

Another future challenge is how our research project will

jgrapple bibliographically with the issue of anti-Zionism. Hitherto,
ithe policy has been to list only the literature that specifically
(describes anti-Zionism as a form of antiseimtism; particularly those
works that deal with explicitly antisemitic accusations directed at
Zionism or Israel. Clearly, discussions of themes that relate to the
"world Jewish conspiracy," "Zionist collaboration with the Nazis"
•or the equation of Israel/Zionism with racism and Nazism, do
warrant an abstract. But what about the less obvious manifestations
of contemporary Judeophobia? It seems to me that we may have to
xiv Introduction <

widen our research to analyse newer and more subtle examples of 7

antisemitism which deny any moral legitimacy to Israel, which
apply double standards to its behavior or attribute to it imaginary
crimes. Then, there is also the controversial issue of antisemitism
concealing itself under the mask of "anti-racism/' "human rights"
and protests against globalization ("Americanization"). Such
complex discourses will offer a difficult challenge to
bibliographers in the coming years.

In discussing these methodological issues, it is important to

clarify a common misconception about the Bibliographic Project.
This bibliography has never sought to cover antisemitic
publications per se. The Felix Posen Project is a bibliography that
includes the great bulk of the relevant literature about antisemitism
over the past two millennia.

We are living in a time of sweeping and dramatic changes

which inevitably affect our research project. The subject o f '
antisemitism has never seemed more urgent and timely in recent
decades than it is today. Our project has therefore acquired a
special significance at the turn of the new millennium.

Professor Robert S. Wistrich

Head of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of"
Antisemitism

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Our special thanks to Mr. Felix Posen for his continuing and
generous support, to the staff of the Jewish National and University
Library for their cooperation and to the Fondation pour la memoire
de la Shoah for helping us to ensure the continuation of this
enterprise.
 PREFACE

The present edition of the bibliography includes works about

antisemitism - books, dissertations, masters' theses, and articles
from periodicals and collections - published in 2000, with
supplementary material from 1997-1999 not published in the
previous volumes. The bibliography does not include newspaper
articles, reviews, audio-visual material, and works of fiction, nor
does it cover antisemitic publications (except for critical editions
published for scholastic purposes, which include a scholarly
introduction - e.g. the diaries of Joseph Goebbels, the speeches of
Adolf Hitler).

For the purpose of this bibliography, antisemitism is defined as

antagonism toward Jews and Judaism as expressed in writings (e.g.
the New Testament, polemical literature, works of fiction), in the
visual arts (e.g. art, caricatures, films), and in actions (e.g.
massacres and pogroms, discriminatory legislation, the Holocaust).
Works are included which deal with philosemitism and Jewish
responses to antisemitism. In borderline cases (e.g. dealing with
Christian-Jewish relations, anti-Israel and anti-Zionism, works of
fiction and films), books and articles are listed when the author of
the work relates to the subject of antisemitism.

The bibliography lists all the publications dealing with

antisemitism in the Holocaust period (1933-1945). It also lists
publications on postwar reactions to the Holocaust - e.g. Holocaust
commemoration, memory and meaning, study and teaching; it does
not deal with the psychological effects of the Holocaust on
survivors and their descendants.

In regard to Soviet Jewry, works are included that deal with Soviet
ideology and policy toward the Jews but not with the Jewish
experience as such.
xvi Preface

In regard to anti-Zionism, works are included that describe anti-

Zionism as antisemitism, particularly those that discuss antisemitic
accusations vaunted against Zionism and Israel, such as the "world
Jewish conspiracy," Zionist collaboration with Nazis, the "Zionism
equals racism" formula, and the comparison of Israelis with Nazis.

In regard to the Arab-Israeli conflict, works are included that deal

with antisemitism in the Arab world but not with the political
conflict between the State of Israel and its Arab neighbors.

The listings were compiled mainly from the holdings of the Jewish
National and University Library in Jerusalem, which receives the
majority of works on Jewish subjects published throughout the
world. The works listed come from a diverse range of disciplines -
history, psychology, sociology, anthropology, literature, art.

The bibliography is multilingual, containing works in the European

languages, Hebrew, and Yiddish, and in other languages as they
come to our attention. An English translation of the title is given in
brackets for languages other than French, German, Italian, and
Spanish.

The format of each entry follows the rules of the Chicago Manual
of Style, with slight modification.

Each item is listed only once - a work dealing with two or more of
the chronological or geographical subdivisions is listed in the
appropriate "General" section. The detailed subject index at the end
of the volume compensates for the "general" classifications.

The geographical chapter divisions are according to present-day

boundaries, but exceptions have been made in the case of the
former Czechoslovakia and USSR, which are still given as
headings for items dealing with those countries in general.
Preface xvii

In the subject index, names of rulers (kings, queens, emperors) are

given in the original language (e.g. Enrique, Heinrich, Wilhelm).
Names of places are divided - countries and capital cities are given
in English, while villages, towns, and cities are given in the
original language. Geographical locations are listed according to
present-day boundaries (e.g. items on Breslau will be entered under
Wroclaw and in the chapter for Poland). Cross-references are given
in such cases.

Authors of memoirs and autobiographies are listed in both the

author and subject indexes.

Items which are a translation or a revised version of a work

published previously are accompanied by a note stating where and
when the original version appeared. If it was published in 1984 or
after (when this bibliography began), the abstract for that item will
be found in the appropriate volume of the bibliography. If it was
not listed earlier, the abstract will accompany the later edition or
translation.

The annotation expresses the view of the author(s) of the work

described and not those of the annotator. The length of the
annotation does not indicate the importance of a particular work.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of

Antisemitism wishes to thank the administration and the staff of the
Jewish National and University Library for their support and
cooperation, without which this volume could not have been
produced.

Jerusalem S.S.C.
June 2003 — Sivan 5763
 LIST OF PERIODICALS AND COLLECTIONS

1999: Zeitschrift filer Sozialgeschichte des 20. und 21. Jahrhunderts. Bern: Peter
Lang
El absurdo de Auschwitz y el misterio de la cruz. Pamplona: Editorial Verbo
Divino, 2000 (no. 156)
Acta Universitatis Nicolai Copemici: Nauki Humanistyczno-spoteczne: Filologia
polska. Tonrn: Uniwersytet Mikoiaja Kopernika
Aleph, Beth: Art, philosophie, litt£rature. Cahors: Association Juifs et Africains
Almanakh... Kluba russkikh pisatelei. New York: Izdatelstvo Kluba russkikh
pisatelei
Alon Shvut le-Bogrei Yeshivat Har Etsion. Alon Shvut: Yeshivat Har Etsion
American Jewish History. Waltham, ΜΑ: American Jewish Historical Society
American Literary History. Cary, NC: Oxford University Press
Antijudaismus, Antisemitismus, Fremdenfeindlichkeit: Aspekte der Geschichte
der Juden in Deutschland und Mecklenburg. Schwerin: Verein fuer juedische
Geschichte und Kultur in Mecklenburg und Vorpommern, 1998 (no.33)
Antijudaismus - christliche Erblast, eds. Walter Dietrich et al. Stuttgart: W.
Kohlhammer, 1999 (no. 13)
Antisemitismus unter Jugendlichen: Fakten, Erklaerungen, Unterrichtsbausteine,
eds. Dietmar Sturzbecher, Ronald Freytag. Goettingen: Hogrefe, 2000 (no.
50)
Anuario de Estudios Medievales. Barcelona: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones
Cientificas
Apollo: The International Magazine of the Arts. London: Apollo Magazine
Apologetics in the Roman Empire: Pagans, Jews, and Christians, eds. Mark
Edwards et al. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999 (nos. 56,63)
Arche. Minsk: Redaktsyinaya kalehiya "Arche"
Archiv fuer Reformationsgeschichte. Guetersloh: Guetersloher Verlagshaus
"Arisierung" im Nationalsozialismus: Volksgemeinschaft, Raub und Gedaechtnis,
eds. Irmtrud Wojak, Peter Hayes. Frankfurt: Campus, 2000 (no. 372)
Aschkenas: Zeitschrift fuer Geschichte und Kultur der Juden. Wien: Boehlau
Asufot: Sefer shanah le-mada'ei ha-hahadut. Jerusalem: Yad Harav Nissim
Ausbeutung, Vernichtung, Oeffentlichkeit: Neue Studien zur nationalsozial-
istischen Lagerpolitik, eds. Norbert Frei et al. Muenchen: K.G. Saur, 2000
(no. 288)
Auschwitz, 1940-1945: Central Issues in the History of the Camp, Vol. 1-5, eds.
Waclaw Dhigoborski, Franciszek Piper. Ο&νϊςάιυ: Auschwitz-Birkenau State
Museum, 2000 (no. 278)
Auschwitz, 1940-1945: Studien zur Geschichte des Konzentrations- und Vernich-
tungslagers Auschwitz, Vol. 1-5, eds. Wactaw Dhigoborski, Franciszek Piper.
OSwiqcim: Verlag des Staatlichen Museums Auschwitz-Birkenau, 1999 (no.
277)
Australian Jewish Historical Society Journal. Sydney and Melbourne
XX List of Periodicals and Collections

Australian Journal of Jewish Studies. Sydney: Australian Association for Jewish

Studies
Australian Journal of Politics and History. Carlton South, Vic.: Blackwell
Austriaca: Cahiers universitaires d'information sur l'Autriche. Rouen: Universite
de Haute-Normandie, Centre dlfoides et de Recherches Autrichiennes
L'avenir du passe see Die Zukunft der Vergangenheit
"Bambergs Wirtschaft judenfrei": Die Verdraengung der juedischen Geschaefts-
leute in den Jahren 1933 bis 1939. Bamberg: Collibri, 1998 (no. 450)
Biblical Interpretation: Α Journal of Contemporary Approaches. Leiden: Brill
Bijdragen tot de Eigentijdse Herinnering see Les Cahiers de la Memoire
Contemporaine
Bilder, Texte, Rituale, eds. Klaus Schreiner, Gabriela Signori. Berlin: Duncker &
Humblot, 2000 (no. 985)
Bishvil ha-Zikaron. Jerusalem: Yad Vashem
Biuletyn Zydowskiego Instytutu Historycznego. Warszawa: Zydowski Instytut
Historyczny
Black Zion: African American Religious Encounters with Judaism, eds. Yvonne
Chireau, Nathaniel Deutsch. New York: Oxford University Press, 2000 (nos.
42,804)
Bruchlinien: Tendenzen der Holocaustforschung, ed. Gertrud Koch. Koeln:
Boehlau, 1999 (no. 236)
Le brulement du Talmud a Paris, 1242-1244, eds. Gilbert Dahan, Elie Nicolas.
Paris: Cerf, 1999 (no. 75)
Cahier International sur le Temoignage Audiovisuel: Etudes sur le temoignage
audiovisuel des victimes des crimes et genocides nazis. Bruxelles: Centre
dΈtudes et de Documentation - Fondation Auschwitz
Les Cahiers de la Memoire Contemporaine. Bruxelles: Fondation de la Memoire
Contemporaine
Cahiers du Cercle Ernest Renan. Paris: Cercle Ernest Renan
Les Cahiers du CREDYO. Mulhouse: Centre de Recherche, d'Etudes et de
Documentation du Yidich Occidental
Canadian Journal of Philosophy. Calgary: University of Calgary Press
Catholic Historical Review. Washington, DC: Catholic University of America
Press
Christians, Muslims, and Jews in Medieval and Early Modern Spain: Interaction
and Cultural Change, eds. MaTk D. Meyerson, Edward D. English. Notre
Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame Press, 2000 (no. 87)
Church History. Red Bank, NJ: American Society of Church History
Commentary. New York: American Jewish Committee
Comparative Studies in Society and History. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press
Contemporary European History. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
Crime, Law and Social Change. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic
Critical Kitaj: Essays on the work of R.B. Kitaj, eds. James Aulich, John Lynch.
Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2000 (no. 877)
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