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I skyggen av Holocaust - antisemittisme i norsk historie 1945 - 2023
Translated Title:
In the shadow of the Holocaust - anti-Semitism in Norwegian history 1945 - 2023
Author(s):
Simonsen, Kjetil Braut
Date:
2023
Topics:
Antisemitism, Main Topic: Antisemitism, Post-War Jewish History
Abstract:
Tiden etter 1945 ble et vendepunkt i antisemittismens historie. Som følge av Hitler-Tysklands nederlag og oppgjøret med nasjonalsosialismens forbrytelser ble åpenlyst hat mot jøder ansett som uakseptabelt. Dette førte ikke til at antisemittismen forsvant. I etterkrigstiden har den overvintret i ekstreme politiske miljøer, men også levd videre i utenfor disse. Dette er historien om antisemittismen i Norge etter 1945. Det handler om hvordan diskusjonen om jødene og antisemittismen har endret seg etter 1945. Boka ser også på de ulike uttrykksformene antijødiske konspirasjonsforestillinger, bilder og stereotypier har fått i skyggen av okkupasjonstiden, nasjonalsosialismen og Holocaust.
Norwegian Antisemitism after 1945: Current Knowledge
Author(s):
Simonsen, Kjetil Braut
Editor(s):
Adams, Jonathan; Hess, Cordelia
Date:
2019
Topics:
Antisemitism, Main Topic: Antisemitism
Abstract:
How did the Second World War and the trauma of the German occupation affect the extent and nature of Norwegian antisemitism after 1945? This article provides an overview of research dealing with postwar and contemporary antisemitism in Norway. Furthermore, it seeks to suggest some directions for further research. One priority, it argues, should be to analyse the development of Norwegian postwar antisemitism on a broad historical basis. Postwar antisemitism has gone through different stages since 1945. Which elements of antisemitism survived the experience of the Holocaust, which have been weakened, and which have faded away? Another important dimension for further research is the scope and development of Norwegian everyday antisemitism, as a discourse and as a form of practice. How has antisemitism been expressed outside of the public sphere, and how has this affected the Jewish minority in Norway?