Social Power and the Fetishization of Jews: American Labor Antisemitism During the Second World War

Telos: Critical Theory of the Contemporary 2008 (144):149-171 (2008)
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Abstract

A considerable number of workers interviewed have stated their belief that Jews have too much power. The notion of power in this context has a wide range. It covers the most diversified phenomena—from holding minor positions in administration or business to dominating everything and wielding unchecked power over the world. The idea of Jewish power as it fascinates our interviewees is vague and hazy. To establish its real contents, it seems advisable to discuss these statements first that refer to the widest and most comprehensive concept of universal Jewish domination. In statements made by our interviewees, references to Jews as..

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