 | 4. Bein,
Judenfrage
, pp. 21820.
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| 5. Ibid., p. 232; Massing,
Rehearsal for Destruction
, pp. 1012; Carlebach,
Karl Marx
, pp. 34647.
|
| 6. Zimmermann,
Wilhelm Marr
, pp. 11213, 115; Mosse,
Final Solution
; Pulzer,
Political AntiSemitism
, pp. 4950; Massing,
Rehearsal for Destruction
, p. 7; Niewyk, "Solving the 'Jewish Problem,'" p. 351.
|
| 7. Volkov, "Antisemitism as a Cultural Code," pp. 4243; Zmarzlik, "Antisemitismus im Deutschen Kaiserreich," p. 255.
|
| 8. Bein,
Judenfrage
, pp. 22325; Pulzer,
Political AntiSemitism
, pp. 5253.
|
| 9. Niewyk, "Solving the 'Jewish Problem,'" p. 361.
|
| 10. Ibid., pp. 34344; Stackelberg,
Idealism Debased
, p. 6; Niewyk,
Socialist, Anti Semite, and Jew
, p 20.
|
| 11. Bein,
Judenfrage
, p. 239; Rosenberg,
Grosse Depression und Bismarckzeit
, p. 92.
|
| 12. Weinzierl, "Antisemitismus als Phänomen," p. 31; Kampe,
Studenten und Judenfrage
, pp. 61, 101. For a discussion of the Great Depression and its impact on liberal thought, see Good,
Economic Rise of the Habsburg Empire
, pp. 163, 168, 172, 232.
|
| 13.
Juden in Oesterreich
, p. 99.
|
| 14. Ibid., p. 102.
|
| 15. See, for example, Molisch,
Hochschulen in Österreich
, p. 134, who cites the figures for 189091, but ignores subsequent years.
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