Jüdischer Bolschewismus

Much has been speculated about the significance of "Jewish Bolshevism" for the emergence of deadly anti-Semitism during the Nazi era. However, history shows that it was both a myth and a reality. The reasoning behind the socialist idea actually sounds quite logical: socialism eliminates social differences, and thus also the distinctions between Jews and Christians. This would undermine anti-Semitism. Although bourgeois and devout Jews opposed this idea from the very beginning, and thus the "Jewish romance with communism," communism was nonetheless shaped by Jewish protagonists, which quickly led to the myth of a Jewish conspiracy after it devolved into a dictatorship. The fact that social differences could not be eliminated became evident twenty years after the E.