Antisemitism Before and Since the Holocaust

1. Antisemitism Before and Since the Holocaust: Altered Contexts and Recent Perspectives
Anthony McElligott, Jeffrey Herf

Part I. Two Preliminary Observations

2. A Few Observations on Holocaust Denial and Antisemitism
Deborah Lipstadt

3. Antisemitism and Holocaust Inversion
Robert Solomon Wistrich

Part II. Religion

4. The Political Dimensions of Theology: Christianity and Antisemitism
Christian Wiese

5. “Every Sane Thinker Must Be an Anti-Semite”: Antisemitism and Holocaust Denial in the Theology of Radical Catholic Traditionalists
Mark Weitzman

6. Religion, Prejudice and Annihilation. The Case of Traditional Islamic Judeophobia and Its Transformation into the Modern Islamist Antisemitism
Bassam Tibi

Part III. Historical and Contemporary Political Arenas

7. Political Antisemitism, ‘State Jews’ and Roosevelt’s New Deal
Pierre Birnbaum

8. Nazi Propaganda to the Arab World During World War II and the Holocaust: and Its Aftereffects
Jeffrey Herf

9. Iranian Antisemitism and the Holocaust
Meir Litvak

10. Antisemitism in Contemporary Germany
Werner Bergmann

11. Antisemitism in Britain: Continuity and the Absence of a Resurgence?
Tony Kushner

Part IV. Metaphor and Discourse

12. “Stealing the Holocaust from the Jews”? The Holocaust as Metaphor in Public Discourse
Esther Webman

13. Soft Denial in Different Political and Social Areas on the Web
Juliane Wetzel

Part V. Two Further Observations

14. Five Reflections on Holocaust Denial, Old and New Forms of Hatred of Jews and the Delegitimation of Israel
Elhanan Yakira

15. Ex Malo Bono: Does This Latin Proverb Apply to Holocaust Denial? The Cunning of Reason
Robert Jan Pelt

Nyckelord: History, History of World War II and the Holocaust, Political History, History of Religion