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    Återkomsten: antisemitism i Sverige efter

    Translated Title

    The return: antisemitism in Sweden after

    Author(s)

    Bachner, Henrik

    Publication Date

    Publication Place

    Stockholm

    Publisher

    Natur och Kultur

    Abstract

    Före andra världskriget var antijudiska stereotyper vanliga och relativt accepterade i svensk kultur. Men vad hände med denna idétradition efter ? Hur påverkades antisemitismens legitimitet av Förintelsen? Har antijudiska motiv förekommit i debatten om Israel och vad innebar den antisionism som växte fram från slutet av talet?

    Henrik Bachner undersöker den antijudiska tanketraditionens uttryck och utveckling i Sverige från krigsslutet fram till vår egen tid. I blickfånget står den breda politiska kulturen och det offentliga samtalet, inte den högerextrema propagandan. Återkomsten visar hur fördomar, under decennier närmast förvisade från den politiska debatten, med tiden vinner allt större utrymme. Boken kastar ljus över ett länge ignorerat kapitel i den svenska samtidshistorien.

    Translated Abstract

    Before World War II, anti-Jewish stereotypes were common and relatively accepted in Swedish culture. But what happened to this tradition of ide

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    Återkomsten : antisemitism i land efter

    Sammanfattning: The study examines the character and development of anti-Jewish thinking as manifested in public discourse in Sweden in the post-war era. Using newspapers, periodicals and other publications as source ämne, the study seeks to uncover the continuity, discontinuity and renewal of anti-Jewish discourse bygd analysing the reactions to the assassination of the Swedish UN envoy Folke Bernadotte in Israel in , the impact of the Holocaust on attitudes towards antisemitism, Jews and Israel during the s and s, the emergence of anti-Zionism and radical criticism of Israel from the late s onwards, the attitudes towards Holocaust-denial propaganda in the beginning of the s and the public debate on the Lebanon War in The analysis shows that the legacy of anti-Jewish prejudice was strongly discredited by the Holocaust. With the undantag of some of the reactions to the Bernadotte murder, antisemitic expressions in public were rare during the two decades following WW II. The emergence of stridbar anti-Zionism at the end of the s marked a significant change. Propagated by the ultra left and radical Christian groups, anti-Zionism made

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