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“The superiority of the German Jews turned out to be nothing but a mirage.”
“Arendt had no doubt that the form of antisemitism that had been empowered in Germany could exist only in that country.”
“It was possible not to see this because Jewish history was always conceived as a history of victimization.”
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“Arendt’s analysis employed language that would capture both the disfiguration and configuration of what had taken place.”
“The third chapter, “Antisemitism and Hatred of the Jews,” attempted to grapple with this issue.”
“Arendt insisted that modern antisemitism was rooted in reversing processes of social differentiation.”
“The Other is not modern; its features are to be regarded as lodged in an era that is over and done with.”
“For now it sufficed for this process to have become possible, accepted by society, and attained in a “scholarly” manner.”
“Pessimism runs throughout the manuscript.”
“Up to the time of the Nuremberg Laws of 1935, quite a few observers of the developments in Germany were undecided as to whether the National dictatorship would last.”
“His most recent works include Hannah Arendt: Die Biografie and Über Palästina (ed.).”
“Arendt then cited Wilhelm Marr’s Sieg des Judentums über das Germanentum (The Victory of Judaism over Teutonism, 1869), thus lining up all the antisemitic pipe dreams that came close to fulfillment.”
“Assimilated Jews wished to make use of their freedoms while retaining their identities, and modify societal modernization to meet their special needs.”
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“While Dohm’s and Eisenmenger’s books had often been cited and discussed in tandem, Arendt brought in a third book, Carl Wilhelm Friedrich Grattenauer’s Wider die Juden (Against the Jews, 1803), which she associated with the Romantic movement’s intellectual elite: Brentano, Arnim, Kleist, and the influential German Christian Table Society.”