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Holocaust and Genocide Studies 1991 6(3):233-252; doi:10.1093/hgs/6.3.233
© 1991 by United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
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RACE AND SPIRITUALITY: ARTHUR DINTER'S THEOSOPHICAL ANTISEMITISM

GEORGE M. KREN* and RODLER F. MORRIS{dagger}

*Kansas State University Kansas
{dagger}Fort Leavenworth Kansas

Arthur Dinter was the leading Nazi spokesman on antisemitism in the early 1920s His immensely popular novel The Sin Against the Blood (1918) presented a demonic picture of the Jew He thought to create a new Germanic form of Christianity, cleansed of all Jewish influence, which involved a complete rejection of the Old Testament, as well as the aryanization of Jesus. His religious activities led to a conflict with Hitler and resulted in his being thrown out of the Nazi party and silenced Though opposed to a ‘physical’ solution of the Jewish question he was decisive in defining the Nazi image of the Jew.


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