antisemitism

Complete story of Nazi Holocaust--from German Anti-semitism to the Final Solution.

When Zack's district attorney father prosecutes a local teen and fellow schoolmate of Zack's for some antisemitic graffiti he wrote on the Jewish temple in town, the entire community is rocked by controversy.

Examines how Holocaust denial thrives in the current atmosphere of value relativism and argues that this attack on the factual record undermines objective scholarship.

An illustrated history of anti-Semitism, looking at the religious origins of prejudice against the Jewish people, and examining some of the most significant expressions of modern anti-Semitism from the mid-nineteenth to the late twentieth century.

Text and photographs discuss the struggle of Jews to secure equal rights in the United States.

Argues that World War II was the direct result of Hitler's racial hatred and was eventually used as a veil behind which Hitler implemented and masked his genocidal ambitions.

Chronicles the life of Louis Draquier de Pellepoix, a Nazi collaborator and "Commissioner of Jewish Affairs", focusing on his efforts to eliminate the Jews during World War II, with information on his background, public persona, acts of violence, and the reason he was never charged for his crimes.

Contains documents that trace the history of the arrest, trials, and eventual acquittal of Captain Alfred Dreyfus, an artillery officer wrongly accused of high treason in 1894 by French authorities who believed him to be an easy target because he was a Jew.

Discusses how anti-Semitism shaped Nazi propaganda during World War II and the Holocaust. Tells how Hitler legitimized the war and genocide to his people. Includes recreations of media that Germans were influenced by.