Empire, Nationalism and the Jewish Question: Victor Adler and Otto Bauer
Journal Title: Religions - Year 2016, Vol 7, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper uses the life and thought of two important figures in the history of Austrian socialism—Victor Adler and Otto Bauer—as a prism through which to examine the complex relationship between German nationalism, the Jewish Question and pro-Habsburgism among the early leadership of the Austrian Social Democratic Party.
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Wolfgang Maderthaner
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