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„Bis zur Grenze des Tragbaren“. Zur Geschichte der Kritik am Antisemitismus im Feuilleton des ›Pester Lloyd‹ 1933 bis 1944.

    Amalia Kerekes

Sprachkunst Jahrgang LI/2020, 2. Halbband, pp. 49-68, 2021/01/26

Beiträge zur Literaturwissenschaft
Jahrgang LI/2020, 2. Halbband

doi: 10.1553/spk51_2s49

doi: 10.1553/spk51_2s49

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doi:10.1553/spk51_2s49



doi:10.1553/spk51_2s49

Abstract

“At the limit of tolerability”: On the history of criticism of anti-Semitism in the feuilleton of ›Pester Lloyd‹ 1933–1944. When Siegfried Brachfeld’s dissertation on the last decade of the most influential Germanlanguage newspaper in Hungary appeared in 1971, a turning point in the cultural and scientific debate about anti-Semitism became apparent. A contemporary contextualisation of the only academic work by the popular entertainer constitutes the starting point for an inspection of the reception of literary antisemitism in Hungarian fiction with the help of random samples from ›Pester Lloyd‹.