Antisemitism
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It is a term used to describe the persecution of the Jews during the era of the Third Reich and Adolf Hitler.
Holocaust. It is estimated that six million Jews, were murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust
Antisemitism
Anti-Semitism.
Antisemitism is the word commonly used to describe a person or persons who have a hatred of the Jewish people. It's an inaccurate term of course as many semitic peoples are not Jews or Hebrews. Arabs are a semitic people as one example.
Antisemitism.
If you are speaking of Muslims the tern to describe Jews and Christians is Infidel or people of the book.
Antisemitism as it is used in the English language today refers to discrimination against Jews. While Arabs (and certain others) are also Semitic peoples, the English term "antisemitism" was coined (around 1860) to refer to discrimination against Jews. Antisemitism was designed to sound much more scientific, and therefore more acceptable, than the common term for this hatred of Jews "Judenhass" (which literally means "Jew-hatred" in German).
Contempt is any form of usually strong dislike or even hatred of a person or thing. Racism would be a term used to describe a contempt for a specific race or ethnicity/background.
In Nazi Germany it meant persecution, hatred, deportation and death.
By definition Antisemitism means hatred or dislike toward Semites; which are Jews an Arabs. Usually however it is just used in reference to hatred against Jews. Hatred of Jews is as old as the Hebrew people itself.The term"Antisemitism" was first used in 1860 by the Austrian Jewish writer Moritz Steinschnieder to describe the works of German Arianist writers such as Ernst Renan. Renan's writing referred to Semites inthe sense of both Arabs and Jews, but Steinschnieder used it only in reference to Jews.____Racial antisemitism (as opposed to religion-based anti-Judaism) developed largely in the 1870s.The meaning of a word is its use, not its etymology: in practice, anti-semitism is not used of prejudice against speakers of Semitic languages, but specifically for prejudice against Jews.
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