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Meanings of jew-baiting in English
Prejudice or hatred of, or discrimination against Jews.
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Synonyms
Examples for "judaeophobia"
Examples for "judaeophobia"
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Thus it was that the withering influence of reactionary Judaeophobia compromised and crippled the second attempt at inner reforms in Judaism.
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In the hotbed of militant Judaeophobia, in Kiev, raids upon "illegal" Jewish residents were the order of the day.
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The impression prevailed that militant Judaeophobia was determined to deprive the Jews even of the right of securing a piece of bread.
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True, the rise of Russian Judaeophobia-theRussian technical term for Jew-hatred-wasparalleled by the appearance of German anti-Semitism in which it found a congenial companion.
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The greatest single agent of the spread of anti-Jewish sentiment in the Middle East is television.
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The Congress accused the EU of not facing up to anti-Jewish sentiment among Muslim immigrants in Europe.
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Joe thinks there was anti-German and anti-Jewish sentiment involved, and also because Gustav was a tough and successful businessman.
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The Maccabi Games were established in 1929 in Prague as Jews wanted an alternative competition free of discrimination and anti-Jewish sentiment.
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Antisemitism is abuse, discrimination and hatred of Jews as Jews.
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The racism in question is hatred of Jews.
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She found that Eichmann harboured no great hatred of Jews, and was neither malevolent nor bloodthirsty.
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Photo: Supplied Dr Deborah Lipstadt has spent her life studying hate - specifically, the hatred of Jews.
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Whatever the context, the hatred of Jews remains a product of faith: Christian, Muslim, as well as Jewish.
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Cecil went slowly out beside his accuser, not blaming the Jew in anything.
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Now, of the classes in Byzantium, which is it by whom hate of Jews is the article of religion most faithfully practised?
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"Judophilism" and "Judophobia" are closely related.
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Wolfson remembers the Jew -bashing that goes on in his school.
Usage of jew-baiting in English
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The Jew-baiting folly is a phase of the same nonsense.
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It's not a coincidence that the anti-halal crusade echoes the rhetoric of traditional Jew-baiting.
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Jew-baiting was what it was.
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Yet, unless her great neighbors are prosperous and orderly, Poland is an economic impossibility with no industry but Jew-baiting.
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Likewise, there is also now a place in the Republican party for bullyboy politics and Jew-baiting too, even with Ivanka and Jared around.
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Despite the disapprobation of certain Hollywood types, the effect of Gibson's Jew-baiting tirade and other shenanigans on average moviegoers is likely much less significant.
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Throughout the campaign Jenkins stressed an exaggerated nationalism, advocated "party patrols" similar to Hitler's storm troops and adopted the Nazi Jew-baiting tactics.
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Translations for jew-baiting
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