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|Comment=This series of three papers analyses the factors underlying Jewish influence on Western societies, cultures and politics. The series constitutes an easily digestible overview of the historical relationships between the Jewish Diaspora and its host country populations. | |Comment=This series of three papers analyses the factors underlying Jewish influence on Western societies, cultures and politics. The series constitutes an easily digestible overview of the historical relationships between the Jewish Diaspora and its host country populations. | ||
*[[Document:Understanding Jewish Influence 1|Part 1]] is a brief historical resume covering the 2,000 years since the destruction of the Jersusalem Temple | *[[Document:Understanding Jewish Influence 1|Part 1]] is a brief historical resume covering the 2,000 years since the destruction of the Jersusalem Temple | ||
| − | *Part 2 deals with the advent and rise of Zionism from the mid-nineteenth century to the present day | + | *'''Part 2''' deals with the advent and rise of Zionism from the mid-nineteenth century to the present day |
*[[Document:Understanding Jewish Influence 3|Part 3]] analyses the present-day US 'Neoconservative' movement as a specifically Jewish phenomenon | *[[Document:Understanding Jewish Influence 3|Part 3]] analyses the present-day US 'Neoconservative' movement as a specifically Jewish phenomenon | ||
The series is a sobering introduction to the burgeoning post-World war II dominance of Jewish interests on the politics of the Western world in general and the US in particular - a dominance that the mass of western populations appear to remain either oblivious or indifferent to. | The series is a sobering introduction to the burgeoning post-World war II dominance of Jewish interests on the politics of the Western world in general and the US in particular - a dominance that the mass of western populations appear to remain either oblivious or indifferent to. | ||
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==Part 2 - Zionism and the Internal Dynamics of Judaism== | ==Part 2 - Zionism and the Internal Dynamics of Judaism== | ||
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