Antisemitismus : das alte Gesicht des neuen Deutschland

Analyzes the surge of nationalism accompanying the reunification of Germany, which seemed to justify attitudes that had previously been taboo (e.g. permission to feel pride in Germany and its history without reference to the Holocaust), and antisemitism based on resentment against "international Jewry" because it insists on keeping the memory of the Holocaust alive and opposes reunification. Quotes many remarks in this vein by neo-Nazi and mainstream politicians, historians (including former opponents of revisionism), and respected journals. Criticizes comparisons of the crimes committed by the East German regime with the Holocaust. Asserts that the Left, through its traditional ambivalent positions, plays into the hands of the antisemites. Includes bibliographical references (pages 152-154). 158 pages ; 19 cm.