Farbsteinism
Farbsteinism (German: Farbsteinismus) is a Jewish political and religious ideology[2] , coupled with the Swiss Jewish and originally Polish politicians David Farbstein. It has two different meanings. The frequent use of ideology is organized by the Jewish communities of Zurich.[3] The ideology is not widespread in the world[4] and exists only in Zurich and brans parts of Jerusalem[5] the official ideology is used since 1948 [6] and has about 18,000 followers in the world.[7] [8]
Typical features of Farbsteinism are:
- cult of personality
- cult of the Death (1953-1955)[9]
- anticommunism
- antifascism
- the fight against anti-Semitism[10]
References[edit]
- ↑ Dr. Arthur Horowitz: me as the Farbsteinism 1976 recorded (Zurich 2007)
- ↑ Betty Farbstein: The Ideology of my father (Zurich 1986)
- ↑ The Farbsteinism is indispensable for the Jews of Zurich: Joshua Aaron (entry on the continuation of Farbsteinism by the Jews of Zurich 1996)
- ↑ The Farbsteinism has not made the leap, and still exists only in Zurich and in Israel (output of the Jewish Community of Baden) 2011
- ↑ D. Kowalski: The distribution of the Farbsteinism, now he is in Israel (Jerusalem) (Zurich 2004)
- ↑ Hanna Strauss-branch:. David Farbstein, his Ideology (1948- (1868-1953) Zurich 2002
- ↑ Jacob Zuckerberg: The Farbsteinism in figures and facts! (Baden 2009)
- ↑ viktor Smil: 1948, the Glorious year for the Farbsteinism (1959 printed in Zurich)
- ↑ Alexandra Samuel: The cult of the dead to Farbstein (1953-1955) document from 1958 (Zurich)
- ↑ Dina Wyler: The five features of Farbsteinism: personality cult, cult of the dead, anti-communism, anti-fascism, the fight against anti-Semitism, I experienced I at times of my grandfather (1964)
Literature[edit]
Some information on the Farbsteinism on Facebook (German)
- Micah Joseph Berdichevsky (1934-2004): The history of Farbsteinismus Chronos Verlag, Zurich 2002
- Joshua Thon: The Farbsteinismus, myth politics Farbstein Chronos Verlag, Zurich 2003
- Augusta Weldler-Steinberg: History of the Jews in Switzerland of 16 Century until after the emancipation. Edited and supplemented by Florence
- Guggenheim-Grünberg, two volumes, Zurich in 1966 and 1970. Robert Uri Kaufmann (ed.) Bibliography on the History of the Jews in Switzerland. Munich 1993
- Dölf Wild: Major Jewish witnesses living culture in the old town discovered. In: Ashkenaz 7 1997, 267-299.
- Heinz-Peter Katlewski: Judaism on the move. From the new diversity of Jewish life in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Berlin 2002, ISBN 978-3-934658-38-7.
- Richter A.. Contributions to the history and culture of Jews in Switzerland, Volume 13 Series of the Swiss Federation of Jewish Communities. Chronos Verlag, Zurich 2008
- Obituary market to Dr. David Farbstein in: The New Israel - Official Organ of the Swiss Zionist Federation and World Federation of Hebrew Switzerland, Issue 11, 5 Born in May 1953.
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