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'''Secondary antisemitism''' is stated to be [[anti-Semitism]] caused by [[the Holocaust]]. Stated examples include negative views caused by payments to Jews and [[Israel]] for the Holocaust (see the [[Holocaust industry]]) and negative views due to blaming Jews for to some degree being responsible for anti-Jewish actions by National Socialist Germany (see [[Holocaust motivations]]).
'''Secondary antisemitism''' is stated to be [[anti-Semitism]] caused by [[the Holohoax]]. Stated examples include negative views caused by payments to jews and [[Israel]] for the Holohoax (see the [[Holohoax industry]]) and negative views due to blaming jews for to some degree being responsible for anti-jewish actions by National Socialist Germany (see [[Holohoax motivations]]).


The term was coined by Peter Schรถnbach, a [[Frankfurt School]], co-worker of [[Theodor W. Adorno]] and [[Max Horkheimer]], based on their [[critical theory]].
The term was coined by Peter Schรถnbach, a [[Frankfurt School]], co-worker of [[Theodor W. Adorno]] and [[Max Horkheimer]], based on their [[critical theory]].


== See also ==
== See also ==
*[[Soft Holocaust denial]]
*[[Soft Holohoax denial]]


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Latest revision as of 03:51, 25 February 2024

Secondary antisemitism is stated to be anti-Semitism caused by the Holohoax. Stated examples include negative views caused by payments to jews and Israel for the Holohoax (see the Holohoax industry) and negative views due to blaming jews for to some degree being responsible for anti-jewish actions by National Socialist Germany (see Holohoax motivations).

The term was coined by Peter Schรถnbach, a Frankfurt School, co-worker of Theodor W. Adorno and Max Horkheimer, based on their critical theory.

See also

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