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From the starting point of the Assyrian deportation to the Babylonian exile and the position of the Jews among the Persians, Egyptians, Greeks as well as Romans in antiquity; from the Crusades to the Antichrist in the Middle Ages; from the Inquisition to the Reformation period to anti-Jewish writings in early modern times and the Enlightenment; from the struggle for legal equality of the Jews against the resistance of organizations such as the German Table Society to the position of well-known writers in the Romantic period: In a broad arc from the beginnings of the Jewish people to 1848, sociologist Achim Bühl rehashes the structures of anti-Semitism, repeatedly referring to the present day to make clear the interconnections between historical and current hostility toward Jews.