The dehumanization of Jewish collectives, the denial of their human qualities as individuals or groups, depicting them as less than human or, at times, attributing them with inhumanly vast power and influence, has been a central component of antisemitism throughout history.

Klaus Härö’s film Never Alone, which tells the story of the deportation of Jews from Finland in 1942, premiered on January 17, 2025.

After the end of World War II and the defeat of National Socialism, antisemitism did not disappear from all countries. Antisemitic stereotypes remained widespread in Eastern and Western Europe, as well as in the Soviet Union.

Antisemitism is not just an individual attitude; it also shapes political ideologies and decisions. It is not confined to a single...

Antisemitism, or anti-Jewish hatred, refers to a deeply rooted and partly unconscious set of beliefs and attitudes directed toward Jews,...