Judenforschung
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The phrase “study of the Jewish Question” (Erforschung der Judenfrage), abbreviated to Judenforschung, described the activity of non-Jewish academics during the Nazi regime who, from an explicitly antisemitic perspective, occupied themselves with the history of Judaism and the so-called Jewish Question. After 1933, representatives of the discipline attempted to establish themselves with a series of institutes and publication organs as a separate field of research within the humanities and social sciences. Their studies served to legitimize the anti-Jewish policies of the Nazis up to and including extermination.
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Judenforschung
in Encyclopedia of Jewish History and Cultures OnlineSearch for other papers by Dirk Rupnow in
Current site
Google Scholar
(2,893 words)