Routledge - Anti-Semitism in Germany: 1945-95 History Book

Explore a detailed historical analysis of post-war Germany in Anti-Semitism in Germany: The Post-Nazi Epoch from 1945-95. This work examines the period following the 1945 surrender of Nazi Germany, a time when the previous era of genocide ended but social attitudes remained complex. While the Allied occupation forces worked to prohibit Nazi racist ideology in public, this book looks at how individual attitudes persisted among the general population. Through a study of empirical survey data, the text tracks the presence of anti-Semitic views in both the democratic West and the communist East. It provides a factual look at how social perspectives shifted, or failed to shift, during these five decades of German history. This is an essential resource for readers interested in European history, the social aftermath of World War II, and the long-term sociological trends in Germany.