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The term anti-Semitism was created in the 19th century and refers specifically to hostility toward Jews.
Adolf Hitler publicly framed himself as a defender of Christianity and invoked "Christian" language to consolidate power, and many German church leaders initially accepted or tolerated that claim whil...
began as an 18th‑century scholarly label, derived from the biblical name Shem, to group a family of related languages now called Semitic languages; over the 19th century it was racialized and politici...
The Twenty‑Five Point Program of 1920 was a short, public party manifesto launched at a Munich mass meeting to give the nascent movement a simple, action‑oriented platform, while Mein Kampf — written ...