“The Jew Is and Always Will Be Our Greatest Enemy!“ Anti-Semitism in Slovak Radio Broadcast from the Reich‘s Vienna Radio Station

Q3 Arts and Humanities
Michala Lônčíková
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: LÔNČÍKOVÁ, Michala: “The Jew Is and Always Will Be Our Greatest Enemy!“ Anti-Semitism in Slovak Radio Broadcast from the Reich‘s Vienna Radio Station. The international political situation and the Nazi plans for Central Europe culminated in the late 1930s. The organisation of the collaboration with pro-Nazi and separatist Slovak representatives accelerated after the “Anschluss” of Austria in March 1938. From then on, Slovak territory was only separated from Nazi Germany by the Danube River. The proximity of the two major centres – Vienna and Bratislava – enabled the Nazis to affect the political development of Slovak autonomy and influence public opinion to favour the break-up of Czechoslovakia through the use of various propaganda tools. Modern technology further shortened the distance between places that were already physically close to each other. The main aim of this paper is to focus on Slovak radio broadcasts from the Reich‘s Vienna radio station. It was established at the time of the Sudetenland crisis on 15th September 1938 and was organised by Ľudovít Mutňanský and Rudolf Vávra, members of the Foreign Hlinka Guard (FHG). Studying the period of Slovak auto nomy is crucial for gaining an understanding of the original purpose for this broadcast – an attempt to influence public opinion in favour of the dissolution process. Taking into consideration the radicalisation of the broadcast pertaining to the racial perception of the Jewish community, contrary to the ideology of the Hlinka‘s Slovak People‘s Party (HSĽS) at that time, special atten tion is paid to the role of anti-Semitism in the Slovak program.
“犹太人现在是,将来也永远是我们最大的敌人!”“斯洛伐克的反犹太主义广播”,由帝国维也纳广播电台播送
LÔNČÍKOVÁ, Michala:“犹太人现在是,将来也永远是我们最大的敌人!“斯洛伐克的反犹太主义广播”,由帝国维也纳广播电台播送。国际政治形势和纳粹对中欧的计划在20世纪30年代末达到顶峰。1938年3月奥地利“合并”后,与亲纳粹和分离主义斯洛伐克代表合作的组织加速了。从那时起,斯洛伐克的领土只与纳粹德国隔着多瑙河。维也纳和布拉迪斯拉发这两个主要中心的邻近使纳粹能够影响斯洛伐克自治的政治发展,并通过使用各种宣传工具影响公众舆论,使其赞成捷克斯洛伐克的分裂。现代科技进一步缩短了物理上已经很近的地方之间的距离。本文的主要目的是集中介绍帝国维也纳广播电台的斯洛伐克广播。它成立于1938年9月15日苏台德危机时期,由外国林卡卫队(FHG)成员Ľudovít Mutňanský和Rudolf Vávra组织。研究斯洛伐克自治时期对于理解这一广播的最初目的——试图影响支持解散进程的公众舆论——至关重要。考虑到广播中有关犹太社区种族观念的激进化,这与当时Hlinka的斯洛伐克人民党(HSĽS)的意识形态相反,因此特别注意反犹太主义在斯洛伐克节目中的作用。
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