Fatal Alliances: The Entanglement of Antisemitic and Anti-Feminist Dynamics of Exclusion in Germany and Poland
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This chapter seeks to analyse the entanglement of exclusionist ideas in antisemitic and anti-feminist thought in Poland and Europe from the late nineteenth century to the present day. It will consider discriminatory politics, practices, and violence against women, Jews, and other groups that were perceived as ‘Other’, drawing on cases from Germany, Poland, and Hungary in a comparative approach. Since connections between exclusion, sexuality, and violence during the nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty-first centuries are currently undergoing reinterpretation, the chapter will also examine developments and examples of anti-gender ideology and right-wing populism in contemporary Poland and Europe and discuss the dangers such shared forms of ressentiment pose to democracy.
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Link to article (paywalled), Fatal Alliances: The Entanglement of Antisemitic and Anti-Feminist Dynamics of Exclusion in Germany and Poland
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Fatal Alliances: The Entanglement of Antisemitic and Anti-Feminist Dynamics of Exclusion in Germany and Poland. 2025: https://archive.jpr.org.uk/10.3828/polin.2026.38.268
