basketcase said:
He exposes your source as false and your response ?????????
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As usual, those focused on hate have no need for reason.
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READ MY NOTE with SOURCES as qouted!
AGAIN . . .
For everyone else’s information
Professor Robert S. Wistrich is the person who wrote this article summarizing the work of Bernard Lazare about "Anti-Semitism and Revolution"
in his famous book
Anti-Semitism: The Longest Hatred
which is about the history and causes of anti-Semitism in Eroupe. A book that is obviusly too complicated for DATYdude feeble mind to read or understand.
But the minimum that one could do is to look it up for oneself before making stupid comments about it.
This is the article that DATYdude thinks, I wrote:
"All over Europe the Jews enjoyed the greatest tranquillity during the eighteenth century. In Poland alone they fared badly for having once lived too well. They had been prosperous there up to the middle of the seventeenth century. Rich, powerful, they had lived on an equal footing with the Christians, treated as though of the people amid whom they lived; but they could not help giving themselves up to their usual commerce, their vices, their passion for gold. Dominated by the Talmudists they succeeded in producing nothing beyond commentators of the Talmud. They were tax collectors, spirit-distillers, usurers, seigneurial stewards. They were the noblemen's allies in their abominable work of oppression, and when the Cossacks of Ukraina and Little Russia had risen, under Chmielnicki, against Polish tyranny, the Jews, as accomplices of the lords, were the first to be massacred. It is said that over 100,000 of them were killed in ten years, but just as many Catholics and especially Jesuits, were killed as well."
Professor Robert S. Wistrich
http://www.acpr.org.il/people/rwistrich.html
Robert S. Wistrich holds the Neuberger chair for Modern European History at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and is head of its Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Anti-Semitism. He is the author and editor of 23 books, several of which have won international awards. These include Socialism and the Jews (Oxford University Press, 1982), The Jews of Vienna in the Age of Franz Joseph (OUP, 1989) which won the Austrian State Prize for Danubian History and Antisemitism, the Longest Hatred (Pantheon, 1992) which received the H.H. Wingate Prize for non-fiction in the UK. It was also the basis for the PBS film documentary which Professor Wistrich scripted and co-edited. His most recent books are: Hitler and the Holocaust (Random House, 2001) and the edited volume Nietzsche. Godfather of Fascism? (Princeton, 2002). Between 1999 and 2001 Professor Wistrich was one of six scholars who were appointed to an international Catholic-Jewish historical commission to examine the wartime record of Pope Pius the XII. More recently, in June 2003, he initiated and acted as Chief Historical Advisor for a BBC film documentary on contemporary Muslim anti-Semitism, entitled “Blaming the Jews”.
Bernard Lazare, 1865-1903
http://www.marxists.org/reference/ar...azare-bernard/
BOOKS:
Antisemitism: Its History and Causes, 1894
Jews and Israelites, 1890
Anti-Semitism and Revolution, 1899
Jewish Solidarity, 1890