Antisemitism in the United States - Dinnerstein, Leonard (Rinehart and Winston, New York Holt, 1971)
What is antisemitism? By M. M. Tumin.--Christianity and antisemitism, by H. Kallen.--Psychoanalysis of antisemitism, by O. Fenichel.--Antisemitism: a poverty problem, by G. Munson.--Antisemitism's root in city hatred, by A. Rose.--American views of the Jew at the opening of the twentieth century, by O. Handlin.--The folklore of Populism, by R. Hofstadter.--American antisemitism historically reconsidered, by J. Higham.--Were the Populists antisemitic? By F. C. Jaher.--A Dreyfus affair in Georgia, by L. Dinnerstein.--Are there too many Jews at Harvard? By M. Rosenstock.--American Catholics and antisemitism in the 1930s, by D. J. O'Brien.--Candor about Negro-Jewish relations, by K. B. Clark.--Negroes are antisemitic because they're antiwhite, by J. Baldwin.--Negroes are antisemitic because they want a scapegoat, by R. Gordis.--Bibliography (p. 138-140)
Keywords: Antisemitism -- United States