Re: [Marxism] The 'Anti-Deutschers'

[Louis Proyect <lnp3@xxxxxxxxx>]

> I came across the term 'Anti-Deutscher' for the first time on this group.
> Whilst in the broadest sense the meaning of the term is obvious, I hadn't
> encountered the notion of this as a developed and well-established
> ideology before. I'd like to draw upon it in the context of some other
> writing I'm doing (I'm interested in the ways that liberal Brits and
> Americans find Germany the easiest country to demonise, giving a
> neo-WW1/WW2 imperialist and chauvinist ideology a superficial liberal
> packaging - this goes on a lot in the field (granted, of limited
> significance) of aesthetics, especially music). Can anyone recommend
> writings or web resources on the specific 'movement' involved?
>
> Solidarity,
> Ian

I've never encountered this term before, but I suspect that Daniel
Goldhagen's book would be a treasure-chest of "anti-Deutscher" ideas.


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