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What nicknames does Nick Fenske go by?
Nick Fenske goes by Horty.
What is an anti Semite?
It's a fancy word who people who hate and bait Jews.
What is the word for having a prejudice against Jewish people?
The word is anti-Semitism, or better antisemitism(as there is no such thing as 'semitism' that Jew baiters are 'anti').
Who was the head of the republic?
If you mean Germany during WW2, then that would be Adolf Hitler. If you want to know more about this antisemite then look him up on goggle or something. And why was it called "the republic", because it wasn't one. It was a dictatorship.
What is a misogynist and an anti-semite?
An anti-semite is someone who dislikes Jewish people. (The Jews are said by some to be 'Semites', that is members of a 'Semitic' race). * An antisemite is a Jew-hater and Jew-baiter. * A misogynist hates women.
What is the value of 1938 5 pengo Miklos Horty?
See it with a bid of $49 on e-bay with 3 hours to go for a proof like 1938 5 Pengo. Also saw a min of $25 at another site.. i have one and this is what I was finding.
Why is it called anti-Semitism and not anti-Judaism?
The words antisemitism and antisemite were coined in the late 19th century to replace the older German word "judenhass" which means "hatred of Jews." The idea was to create a modern scientific-sounding term that could be used in polite society and was in line with the then-current ideas of scientific racism. The man who coined the word was himself a proud antisemite. The entire idea of the coinage shifted the discussion from opposing Judaism as a religion to opposing Jews as a race. It is very clear that right-wing antisemites today continue to define Jews as a race, exactly in line with the original intent of this term.
Who coined the word antisemitism?
The invention of the word antisemtism (Germnan: Antisemitismus) is attributed to Wilhelm Marr (1819-1904). He was a German antisemite, who founded his own anti-Jewish party in 1879. He was fed up with being called a Jew-baiter (German: Judenhetzer). He also wanted to make it clear that his hatred of the Jews was racial, not just religious and claimed that he, too, had an -ism or ideology to solve all the world's problems. (The word Antisemit (German for antisemite) is first appeared in print slightly earlier, in 1865. The word is odd as it suggests that there is such a thing as "*semitism" that antisemites are opposed to. Like many in the 19th century, Marr named ethnic groups after languages families. However, there are no instances on record of antisemitism being used to describe hatred of others who speak a Semitic language.
What does anti-Jewish mean?
Anti-Jewish is usually used to describe opinions that are opposed to Jewish religion, practice, beliefs, or aspirations. This is in contrast to Anti-Semitic which is usually used to describe opinions that are opposed to Jewish people.
Did Henry ford affect amecian industry?
Ford began the first moving assembly line for car production and he revolutionized the car industry. As a result he sold millions of cars. He introduced a 5.00 wage for an 8 hour work day and offered profit sharing to employees who stayed with the company for 6 months and who conducted their lives in a respectable manner. He had a "social department " that looked into an employee's drinking, gambling, and other activities. Ford was a committed antiSemite and published a number of writings on this. He was award the Nazi German Cross in 1938.
How did Henry ford affect amecian industry?
Ford began the first moving assembly line for car production and he revolutionized the car industry. As a result he sold millions of cars. He introduced a 5.00 wage for an 8 hour work day and offered profit sharing to employees who stayed with the company for 6 months and who conducted their lives in a respectable manner. He had a "social department " that looked into an employee's drinking, gambling, and other activities. Ford was a committed antiSemite and published a number of writings on this. He was award the Nazi German Cross in 1938.
Why was Martin Luther King Jr. named after an anti-Semite?
Indeed, Martin Luther, the founder of the Lutheran Church, was an anti-Semite, but like many people with deep flaws, he also did other things. Anti-semitism was not a central feature of Lutheran belief or of his life's work, and in the pre-World-War-II era when King was born, many people were not aware of Martin Luther's antisemitism, while just about everyone knew of his role in the Protestant Reformation. There is no doubt that King's parents named him for Martin Luther in his role as a reformer, not for his role as an antisemite.
