National-political anti-Jewish stereotypes in Czech society at the end of the nineteenth century

Abstract

This study analyzes anti-Jewish stereotypes from the legal equality of Austrian Jews (1867) to the turn of twentieth century, which can be termed the golden age of Czech anti-Semitism. It clarifies the history, hierarchy, factional diversity, or rather the functionality (politicization), of the stereotypes.

Keywords

• Anti-Jewish stereotypes
• czech society