التطرف العرقي و أثره في الحربيين العالميتين : النازية أنموذجا

Abstract EN

Anti-Semitism, which was reduced to Jews as an exclusively and exclusively basis in the Nazi racist theory, was a focus on which the Nazis viewed the world, and was based on the conviction that the movement of history is governed by the struggle of human races, assuming that (the Jewish race) is the most dangerous race, The elimination of it was one of the priorities of the Nazi theory of existence and survival, and this was done through a systematic scheme and an integrated program of extermination, the details of which were implemented accurately in response to this requirement.

The emergence of the phenomenon of anti-Semitism, in terms of causes, motives and circumstances, was not an extension of the cases of persecution to which the Jewish groups in Europe were exposed for various and different reasons, time and place, as the Nazi-Zionist exploitation directed against that anti-corruption in the nineteenth century formed a basis for the relationship.

Between them, both employed the anti-Semitic discourse in the service of their own interests without paying attention to its truth and its repercussions on the status of the Jews except to the extent that it serves those interests