He always felt, however, that anti-Semitic prejudice limited his ability to receive promotions.

During most of the Weimar Republic era, Ribbentrop was apolitical and displayed no anti-Semitic prejudices.

However, he was deeply influenced by his family's poverty, and by the anti-semitic prejudice he often encountered.

It's a case of crying wolf - and it's completely self-defeating in tackling actual anti-Semitic prejudice.

This - great swathes of Jewry living a life free from anti-semitic prejudice - one would think, would be regarded as a positive development by Zionism.

This means that politicians who may usually not be anti-Semites played off certain anti-Semitic prejudices, in order to serve their political necessities.

Glickman has often claimed the decision showed anti-Semitic prejudice by Robertson.

In 1947 he petitioned to legally change his name to Ezra Jack Keats, in reaction to the anti-Semitic prejudice of the time.

Segregation increased anti-Semitic prejudice, and Jews naturally responded to the persecuting gentile world with bitterness and suspicion.

(A critic, reflecting anti-Semitic prejudice of the time, speculated that Levin owed his success to his "father's money bag.")