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It's the antisemitism that never went away | The Jewish Star - Vimarsana News

It's the antisemitism that never went away | The Jewish Star

Antisemitism expresses itself in many forms, but few are as lethal or as persistent as the caricature of the hook-nosed Jew sitting on a pile of cash looking pleased with himself. This kind …

The Antisemitism that Never Went Away - Vimarsana News

The Antisemitism that Never Went Away

JNS.org - Antisemitism expresses itself in many forms, but few are as lethal or as persistent as the caricature of the hook-nosed Jew sitting on a pile of cash looking pleased with himself. This kind of image has appeared countless times over the centuries in a range of countries and cultures, always with the same

The antisemitism that never went away - Vimarsana News

The antisemitism that never went away

There it was again: the classic Jewish infiltrator in the form of a man with a fleshy face, hooked nose and scheming expression, carrying a box labeled “Goldman Sachs.”

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'Godfather' meets 'Shtisel': New Netflix thriller delves into Haredi diamond dealers - Vimarsana News

'Godfather' meets 'Shtisel': New Netflix thriller delves into Haredi diamond dealers

'Rough Diamonds,' an Israeli-Belgian co-production, tells a tale of an Antwerp Hasidic family struggling to keep its business alive as it is drawn deeper into the underworld

'Der Jude!' An Exclusive Glimpse into the World's Largest Collection of Antisemitic Artifacts - Vimarsana News

'Der Jude!' An Exclusive Glimpse into the World's Largest Collection of Antisemitic Artifacts

It was a dreary afternoon on July 30, 1897, when Ernst Bergmann, a German tourist on vacation in the spa town of Marienbad, mailed a postcard to a friend of his named Gustav Conradt, a resident of the city of Danzig in Prussia. Bergmann reported that he and his wife were responding well to the