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What is the difference with Jews in the 30s and 40s

Reader comment on item: Why Was Enoch Powell Condemned as a Racist and Not Charles de Gaulle?
in response to reader comment: Them and us.

Submitted by Asok (United Arab Emirates), Aug 20, 2013 at 03:54

The same discriminatory view was prevalent against Jews in the south during the 30s and 40s. Now that Jews have prospered, the mantra going around is Judeo-Christian culture. This, however, was not always true, and historically Jews have been much abused in Christian lands.

Who is to say 50-100 years from now the same would happen/or not to Buddhist, Hindu or even Muslim - Christian culture.

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