antisemitism

Discusses the involvement of Jews in the African American struggle for civil rights in the United States, from the first settlers up to the 1990s.

The author describes an unprecedented and global rise in anti-Semitism being fueled by technology and spread by politicians, religious leaders and intellectuals on every continent.

Chronicles the history of the Ku Klux Klan, profiling its various activities and the other hate groups that are associated with it.

Traces the development of anti-Semitism from its origins in Christianity to its modern place in mainstream Islam and chronicles the emergence of modern-day Jews and their enemies.

A comparative historical and phenomenological analysis of the philosophical and historiographical implications of the holocaust.

Eleven-year-old Irish Catholic Michael Devlin and Rabbi Judah Hirsch form a wonderful, if unlikely, friendship in Brooklyn in 1947, but the actions of a group of anti-Semitic thugs soon have them trapped in a spiral of hate and hoping for a miracle.

During a search for spies in his Viennese neighborhood, thirteen-year-old Con, an American living overseas with his mother, gains a new awareness of antisemitism and the Holocaust.