Jewish Question as a Racial, Moral, and Cultural Question with a World-Historical Answer by Alexander Jacob

Translated and introduced by Alexander Jacob. Eugen Dühring (1833–1921) was one of the most significant of the early socialist theoreticians, economists, and positivist philosophers who opposed the hijacking of original socialist thought by what Dühring called “Jewish agitators and intriguers” such as Ferdinand Lassalle and Karl Marx.

Dühring’s treatise on the Jews was the first major work to identify the Jewish Question not as a religious and cultural problem but, rather, as one based on the inherent and unchangeable character of the Jewish people.