TEACHING THE HISTORY OF ANTISEMITISM. RATIONALE Why teach the history of antisemitism in Europe? May not know what it is or means Gives historical context.

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TEACHING THE HISTORY OF ANTISEMITISM

RATIONALE Why teach the history of antisemitism in Europe? May not know what it is or means Gives historical context Helps students begin to understand Judaism Helps students begin to grasp culture that Nazi Fascism developed By knowing where prejudices come from, students can combat them As well as the end point of prejudices

BEFORE YOU BEGIN Talk to your administration Christian Church as a political unit

A BRIEF HISTORY OF ANTISEMITISM IN EUROPE

ANTISEMITISM prejudice against or hatred of Jews 1870’s Hebrew – Semitic language Jews= “Semites” – but no such thing Traditionally- Religious based 1870’s- “racial” antisemitism

JEWS 586 BCE-135 BCE Monotheistic in a Polytheistic World Indivisible Conquered peoples Under the Persians

JEWS UNDER THE ROMAN EMPIRE Won’t worship Roman gods Kept cultural identify outsiders Fought Roman rule Removed from Palestine (modern day Israel)- 72 AD Europe and Russia (outside of Roman Empire )

THE JEWS AND JESUS Jesus =Jew Roman’s crucified Jesus Jesus’ followers= Jews Separation of Jews and Christians took generations

ANTI-JUDISM IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Early Christian Church 2 main issues w/ Jews: Refused to convert to Christianity Responsible for the death of Jesus Gospels Seen as different/outsiders

CONSTANTINE 312 CE End Roman Persecution of Christianity Saw Jews as dangerous Subsequent leaders embrace Christianity- spread

ANTI JEWISH LAWS 500’s- Laws protect Christians from Jewish “contamination” 700’s – No Jews in Public Offices Jews can’t employ Christians

JEWS AND CHRISTIANS IN EUROPE AFTER ROME Jews outsiders in a Christian Europe dominated by Church Lived/worked among Christians St. Augustine Contempt for Jews Toleration for right to practice religion

CRUSADES 11 th Century Crusaders target Jews- Pope Urban II approves Political Power is linked to be Christian Anyone not Christian is the enemy Jews flee towards Eastern Europe

BLOOD LIBEL Myth CE Accused Jews - using blood of Christian (children) in religious celebrations Completely untrue- but rumor persists

1400’S Jews forced out of many profession Exception banking Christians not allowed to charge interest Also against Jewish law Only profession left for them Stereotype- Jews are greedy

1700’S Jews Forced into ghettos in many countries Gated- guarded by Christians Blame for the Plague

THE PROTOCOLS OF THE ELDERS OF ZION Early 20 th Cent-Appears in Europe Allegedly proof of Jewish plot to take over the world Spread after WWI Backed in the US by people like Henry Ford Completely fake!!

THE PROTOCOLS OF THE ELDERS OF ZION

20 TH CENTURY SOCIAL DARWINISM Races are not equal White race superior Eugenics – the “science of race” Ethnic/Racial Traits passed through genes Conversation doesn’t not keep Jewish “traits” from being passed down Jews- pollute/weaken the gene pool

20 TH CENTURY SOCIAL DARWINISM

KEY POINTS Jews were outsiders in a Christian Europe Target because they refused to conform 1 st a religious issue A challenge to the Political/Social Power of the Church Later- a racial issue Develop of Racial ideas (Social Darwinism) Old religious based stereotypes Racial traits unchangeable THE PERFECT STORM

RESOURCES A Convenient Hatred: The History of Antisemitims Facing History and Ourselves State of New Jersey Holocaust Curriculum curriculum/ curriculum/ Yad Vashem USHMM Voices on Antisemitism Podcast antisemitism/antisemitism-podcast