Racism - A Short History - George M Fredrickson.pdf - WNLibrary

INDEX
The French Race (Barzun), 163 genocide practiced by, 112–113; com-
French Revolution, 65, 69, 71
paring American white supremacy to
Friedlander, Saul, 122 antisemitism in, 90–95; comparing
Frobisher, Martin, 44
Spanish and national identity in, 41;
“la doctrine des races” history of,
158–159; economic competition be-
Garvey movements of 1920s (U.S.), 115 tween Jews and gentiles in, 78–79,
Geiss, Imanuel, 168, 169 87–88; ethnic criteria for national
genocide policies: South-West Africa identity in, 69–70; Herero tribe geno-
and German, 112–113; UN Declara- cide (1905) by, 112; Hitler’s rise to
tion on, 132. See also Holocaust power in, 118–123; impact of World
German, Aryan myth of, 90–92, 156 War I defeat on, 106, 118–120; Jewish
German Conservative Party, 84, 113 emancipation in, 76–79, 82–84; “the
German Jews: blamed for World War I Jewish question” in, 71–72, 77–79;
defeat, 106, 118–120, 162–163; com- Volkgeister (national souls) of, 8, 70,
parison of African Americans and, 89, 92, 118, 119. See also Nazi
82–85, 86–89; cultural code function Germany
of antisemitism against, 113–114; de- Geschichte der Rassismus (Geiss), 168
creased interwar antisemitism Gobineau, Arthur de, 109, 163
against, 113–114; economic competi- Gossett, Thomas, 168
tion between gentiles and, 78–79, 87– Grant, Madison, 160
88; emancipation of, 76–79, 82–84; ex- Great Britain: abolition (1833) in, 63,
cluded from Volksgemeinschaft (na- 65; “the new racism” of, 141–142
tional community), 123; extreme seg- Group Marriage Act (South Africa), 137
regation enforced against, 2, 123–124,
125–127; fear of sexual pollution or
violation by, 119–121; fostered Oth-
Gypsies, 126
erness image of, 88–90, 123; Herder’s Habermas, Jürgen, 128
declaration regarding, 70–71; Hitler’s Ham (son of Noah) myth, 29, 43–45,
attacks against, 103, 118–123; Kristall- 51–52, 80, 176n.55
nacht pogrom of 1938 against, 125; Hankins, Frank H., 159, 160
Nazi abuse of, 123–124; Nazi miscege- Hannaford, Ivan, 168, 169
nation laws on, 124; racist ideology Harlan, Viet, 120
of Nazi Germany and, 2. See also Ho- hate groups, 143–144
locaust; Jews; Nazi Germany Herder, Johann Gottfried von, 70–72, 135
German National Liberals, 83 Herero tribe genocide (1905), 112
German Social Democratic Party, 88 Herf, Jeffrey, 119
Germany: and ban on colonialist/non- Herrenvolk ideology, 136
whites intermarriage, 102; colonial Himmler, Heinrich, 126
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