Das Rassenproblem unter besonderer BerÃ1/4cksichtigung der theoretischen Grundlagen der jÃ1/4dischen Rassenfrage
(The Race Problem with Special Consideration of the Theoretical Foundations of the Jewish Race Question) by Ignaz Zollschan, published in 1911, explores the concept of race with a particular focus on the theoretical underpinnings related to the "Jewish question." This work provides insights into early 20th-century discussions surrounding race, ethnicity, and the burgeoning field of racial science in Europe. Zollschan's examination offers a historical perspective on the intellectual climate that contributed to later antisemitic ideologies and policies. This volume is a valuable resource for scholars interested in the history of racial theory, the origins of antisemitism, and the social and political context of early 20th-century Europe.
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