Colonialism and the Jews in German History HARDBACK 9781350155718

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Explore the intricate historical relationship between colonialism and Jewish identity in Germany with "Colonialism and the Jews in German History." This groundbreaking collection of studies delves into the mutual influences, examining attitudes towards Jews, anti-Semitism, Jewish self-perceptions, and the ideology and politics of German colonialism. Discover how colonial ideology and practice shaped the position of Jews in Germany and the connection between anti-Semitism and colonial racism. The volume positions German colonialism as a crucial context for German-Jewish history, significantly broadening the perspective on German colonial history by considering Jews as both distinct objects and active agents. Featuring studies from the pre-colonial era, the active colonial phase, and the post-World War I period, this book demonstrates the enhanced significance of German-Jewish history when viewed within a global history of collective relationships. Key Features: - Comprehensive examination of the relationship between colonialism and Jews in German history. - Explores mutual influences and the intersection of anti-Semitism and colonial racism. - Includes studies spanning pre-colonial, active colonial, and post-colonial periods. - Offers a global perspective on German-Jewish history. Summary: Colonialism and the Jews in German History, Hardcover book by Stefan Vogt, English language, 320 pages.