Preface
Part I. The Long-Range Background: 1. Anti-Semitism before the modern period: overview and definition
2. Modern times (1700 to the 1870s)
Part II. The Appearance of Modern Anti-Semitism (1870-90): 3. Germans and Jews (1870-1980)
4. Anti-Semitic ideology and movement in Germany (1879 to the 1890s)
5. Socialists, Jews, and anti-Semites
6. Austria-Hungary: radical radicalism and Schlamperei
7. France: Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity
8. A sweet exile?
Part III. The Belle Epoque (1890-1914): 9. The failures: Russia and Romania
10. The ambiguities of 'failure' in the Belle Epoque: Germany and Austria
11. The ambiguous successes: Great Britain and the United States
Part IV. A Decade of War and Revolution (1914-24): 12. World War I
13. Jews and revolution (1917-34)
Part V. The Fascist Era: Europe between the Wars: 14. Fascism and Anti-Semitism
Epilogue
Conclusions.
