• CONTENTS 
• Preface
• Introduction to Revised Edition
• The Jews and Their Environment
• 1. 
• The Jews
• 2. 
• The Structure of Germany and Austria
• The Rejection of Liberalism
• 3. 
• Romantic Conservatism
• 4. 
• Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law
• 5. 
• Capitalism and Social Mobility
• 6. 
• Racialism
• 7. 
• Sadism and Nihilism
• 8. 
• The Cult of Grass Roots
• Germany, 1867–1900
• 9. 
• The Conservative Intellectuals
• 10. 
• Stöcker and the Berlin Movement
• 11. 
• National and International Organization
• 12. 
• Böckel and Ahlwardt
• 13. 
• The Changing Role of the Conservative Party
• Austria, 1867–1900
• 14. 
• The Failure of Liberalism
• 15. 
• The Nationality Question
• 16. 
• Economic Anti-Semitism
• 17. 
• Schönerer and the Liberal Split
• 18. 
• Lueger and the Catholic Revival
• 19. 
• The “United Christians”
• 20. 
• The Battle for Vienna
• Germany and Austria, 1900–1914
• 21. 
• German Parties After 1900
• 22. 
• Austrian Parties After 1900
• 23. 
• The Para-Political Organizations
• 24. 
• Pan-Germanism
• 25. 
• New Ideologies for Old Causes
• 26. 
• The Intellectual Prestige of Anti-Semitism
• 27. 
• The Social Democrats
• 28. 
• The Catholic and Protestant Churches
• 29. 
• The Sociology of Anti-Semitic Movements
• 30. 
• The Position in 1914
• Epilogue: 1914–1938
• Appendices
• Bibliographical Note
• Index

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