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**Zavdpacq** · 04-07-2012, 07:09 AM

You know, I am really not trying to minimize Jewish influence in Germany prior to WWII. I took a class once, called "History of Germany: From Bismark to Hitler" So basically from the founding of Germany in 1871 to 1945. (They were formerly the Prussian empire)

One of the main points in the class, emphasized over and over, was how disproportionately represented Jewish people were in German society. I don't remember a lot of the numbers because that was a long time ago, but the one I do remember is that among the German universities, 50% of the faculty was Jewish. .75% of the population overall.

Germany complained quite publicly about this for decades.

04-07-2012, 07:09 AM	#28
Zavdpacq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 423 Senior Member	You know, I am really not trying to minimize Jewish influence in Germany prior to WWII. I took a class once, called "History of Germany: From Bismark to Hitler" So basically from the founding of Germany in 1871 to 1945. (They were formerly the Prussian empire) One of the main points in the class, emphasized over and over, was how disproportionately represented Jewish people were in German society. I don't remember a lot of the numbers because that was a long time ago, but the one I do remember is that among the German universities, 50% of the faculty was Jewish. .75% of the population overall. Germany complained quite publicly about this for decades.
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