Contents:
Antisemitism : Antisemitism as an outrage to common sense;
The Jews, the nation-state, and the birth of Antisemitism :
The equivocalities of emancipation and the Jewish state banker ;
Early anti-Semitism ;
The first anti-Semitic parties ;
Leftist anti-Semitism ;
The golden age of security;
The Jews and society :
Between Pariah and Parvenu ;
The potent wizard ;
Between vice and crime;
The Dreyfus affair : The facts of the case : The third republic and French Jewry;
Army and clergy against the republic ;
The people and the mob ;
The Jews and the Dreyfusards ;
The pardon and its significance;
Imperialism : The political emancipation of the Bourgeoisie : Expansion and the nation-state ;
Power and the Bourgeoisie ; The alliance between mob and capital;
Race-thinking before racism ;
A "race" of aristocrats against a "nation" of citizens ;
Race unity as a substitute for national emancipation ;
The new key to history ;
The "rights of Englishmen" vs. the rights of men;
Race and bureaucracy : The phantom world of the dark continent ;
Gold and race ;
The imperialist character;
Continental imperialism: the pan-movements : Tribal nationalism ;
The inheritance of lawlessness ; Party and movement;
The decline of the nation-state and the end of the rights of man : The "nation of minorities" and the stateless people ;
The perplexities of the rights of man;
Totalitarianism : A classless society : The masses ;
The temporary alliance between the mob and the elite;
The totalitarian movement : Totalitarian propaganda ;
Totalitarian organization;
Totalitarianism in power : The so-called totalitarian state ;
The secret police ;
Total domination;
Ideology and terror: A novel form of government.