Book Good Jews: Philosemitism in Europe since the Holocaust PDF Download - Gerard Daniel Cohen
Download ebook ➡ http://filesbooks.info/pl/book/760096/1448
Good Jews: Philosemitism in Europe since the Holocaust
Gerard Daniel Cohen
Page: 296
Format: pdf, ePub, mobi, fb2
ISBN: 9781009370899
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Download or Read Online Good Jews: Philosemitism in Europe since the Holocaust Free Book (PDF ePub Mobi) by Gerard Daniel Cohen
Good Jews: Philosemitism in Europe since the Holocaust Gerard Daniel Cohen PDF, Good Jews: Philosemitism in Europe since the Holocaust Gerard Daniel Cohen Epub, Good Jews: Philosemitism in Europe since the Holocaust Gerard Daniel Cohen Read Online, Good Jews: Philosemitism in Europe since the Holocaust Gerard Daniel Cohen Audiobook, Good Jews: Philosemitism in Europe since the Holocaust Gerard Daniel Cohen VK, Good Jews: Philosemitism in Europe since the Holocaust Gerard Daniel Cohen Kindle, Good Jews: Philosemitism in Europe since the Holocaust Gerard Daniel Cohen Epub VK, Good Jews: Philosemitism in Europe since the Holocaust Gerard Daniel Cohen Free Download
Overview
The Holocaust is now widely recognized as a central event in twentieth-century Europe. But how did the genocide of the Jews affect European attitudes towards Jews, Judaism and Jewishness after 1945? While many histories of antisemitism exist, Good Jews offers an investigation of philosemitism – defined as a politics of post-Holocaust friendship. Gerard Daniel Cohen presents a critical exploration of the languages of philosemitism in mainstream European politics and culture from 1945 to the present day, with particular emphasis on Germany and France. Within this framework Cohen explores how the 'Jewish question', or the problem of Jewish difference and incorporation in Western countries during the postwar decades, has been distinctively foregrounded in the language of philosemitism. Ultimately, Good Jews demonstrates that philosemitic Europe is not an idealised love story, but a reflection of European attitudes towards Jews from the Holocaust to the present.