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ra1l [238]
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The separation and sharing of powers means that government cannot reach decisions quickly.

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matrenka [14]3 years ago
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Throughout history, Jews have been discriminated against, viewed as inferior to other

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these ideas. Whether it be blame for plagues, disappearances of children, financial hardships, or violence, Germans and other Europeans had no qualms about turning against their Jewish

neighbors. For example, after the destruction of Jewish homes and a synagogue in

Leutershausen, Germany, the NSDAP chapter of the neighboring town of Windsbach published a

flyer which claimed that “in the past few weeks the Jew has been determined to bait some of the peoples of the world into engaging in an awful war. The German nation was to be wrestled to its knees and destroyed. Millions of people were to be slaughtered and murdered” (Probing the Depths of German Anti-Semitism 196). However unfounded these statements may have been, they and similar accusations were common claims among Germans who refused to take

responsibility for their own problems, and who adamantly denied their anti-Semitism.

Anti-Semitism has caused Jews to be used as scapegoats throughout history. A scapegoat

is a person or group who is “blamed for the wrongdoings, mistakes, or faults of others, especially for reasons of expediency” (Oxford Dictionaries) despite having nothing to do with whatever the problem may be. Ironically, the term itself originated from ancient Jewish religious practices:

Jewish religious leaders would ceremoniously place their sins upon the animal and then banish it into the wilderness as a way of purging themselves from their own wrongdoing. Jews themselves have been used as scapegoats by other groups of people so often and to such an extent that even the statements quoted above are unsurprising.

However common such accusations against Jews are, the statement made in the NSDAP’s flyer in particular makes ridiculous and completely unjustifiable accusations. The

author of the flyer blames the Jews for an attack on their own people, claiming that it was

somehow a Jewish attack on the German people instead. The attack in question was committed

in 1938, when Germans in Leutershausen broke the windows of a Jewish home and those of a

nearby synagogue, and then piled cow dung just outside of the temple. Two days later, German

anti-Semites broke into the synagogue again and destroyed all of its contents as well as those of

multiple other Jewish residences. Especially after such an incident, no part of the accusations

made by Windsbach’s reactionary flyer had any supporting evidence: the idea that the Jews were planning an uprising had no factual basis, and the claim that Jews had committed the attacks in Leutershausen was simply an act of turning the blame on the victims.

The mere concept that Jews in Leutershausen could have been plotting an uprising is

simply impractical: only about twenty Jews lived in the whole town (Probing the Depths of Anti-

Semitism 196). Such a number of people could not possibly have hoped to have any success in a fight against German Christians, who made up the vast majority of the population, which had

reached 2000 in 1920 (Ingall 190). However, this sort of logic had no effect on how other

Germans responded to the Leutershausen attacks or on how Jews were viewed in Germany and throughout the world. No amount of evidence or lack thereof seemed sufficient enough to convince the Anti-Semites of their cruelty and misplaced blame.

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