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| '''''The Holocaust Industry''''' is a book by ], an ] ]. He contends that leaders of the ] community inappropriately use the ] to |
'''''The Holocaust Industry''''' is a book by ], an ] ]. He contends that leaders of the ] community inappropriately use the ] to seek reparations from European governments, and that actual Holocaust survivors are getting little. | ||
| Finkelstein believes that many American Jews are not practising ], and have replaced it with mere fear of anti-Semitism and fund-raising for Jewish causes. His book has been criticised by some other scholars as being exaggerated. | Finkelstein believes that many American Jews are not practising ], and have replaced it with mere fear of anti-Semitism and fund-raising for Jewish causes. His book has been criticised by some other scholars as being exaggerated. | ||
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The Holocaust Industry is a book by Norman G. Finkelstein, an American political scientist. He contends that leaders of the Jewish community inappropriately use the Holocaust to seek reparations from European governments, and that actual Holocaust survivors are getting little.
Finkelstein believes that many American Jews are not practising Judaism, and have replaced it with mere fear of anti-Semitism and fund-raising for Jewish causes. His book has been criticised by some other scholars as being exaggerated.
External links
- Finkelstein's homepage
- Shoah business by Viktor Frölke
- The Holocaust Industry by Andrew Ross