The Medieval Archive of Antisemitism in Nineteenth-Century Sweden

Focusing on the impact of religion on the rise of modern racist antisemitism, this groundbreaking study examines nineteenth-century Sweden's unique context. It explores how the nation's pursuit of religious homogeneity influenced antisemitic attitudes and offers fresh perspectives on Jewish-Christian relations. By analyzing this specific case, the book contributes valuable insights to the ongoing debate surrounding the roots of antisemitism in a predominantly Christian society.