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'''''Wir Juden''''' ('''''We jews''''') is a 1934 book by the German rabbi and [[Zionist]] Joachim Prinz on [[Hitler]]'s rise to power as a demonstration of the defeat of [[liberalism]] and [[assimilation]] as a solution for the "[[jewish Question]]", instead favoring  [[Zionism]]. 

The book is controversial, for reasons such as stated criticisms of [[Judaism]], liberalism, and assimilation, and stated support of [[segregationist]] policies before the [[jewish Emancipation]] and [[National Socialist]] policies, even to the extent of support for some anti-jewish National Socialist policies, for reasons such as preventing jewish assimilation and promoting jewish emigration to Palestine. The book has been cited by [[anti-Zionists]].

Despite the book, when Prinz was expelled in 1937, he did not travel to Palestine, but to the United States, where he became a leader of the American jewish community and later the anti-segregationist [[Civil Rights Movement]].

== See also ==
*[[Haavara Agreement]]
*[[More German than the Germans]]

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