The ‘final solution’ to the ‘Jewish problem’ began in academia. At German universities, there were anti-Jewish lectures, articles, and songs in student fraternities. Long before Hitler invaded, Polish universities were hotbeds of antisemitism.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-07-20 00:32:31">July 20, 2024 at 12:32 a.m.</time>

The ‘final solution’ to the ‘Jewish problem’ began in academia. At German universities, there were anti-Jewish lectures, articles, and songs in student fraternities. Long before Hitler invaded, Pol…{ai:summary}<p>Academic antisemitism in German and Polish universities laid the groundwork for the 'final solution.' The toxic ideology spread through lectures, articles, and fraternity songs. #history</p>

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