And yet the Austro-Hungarian Empire (Hapsburgs) essentially outlawed Anti-semitism.

…tria-Hungary and Poland, where they continued to determine the nature of nationalism for many years. Here, Jews were confronted by a very different set of circumstances which only intensified their exclusion and persecution. It is no accident that it was in this region — in Central and Eastern Europe, in the lands between Vienna and Odessa — that political Zionism was born in the second half of the nineteenth century. Here, Zionism developed uneasily on the fringes of German nationalism and in the lively cultural mar…
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Daryl Wakeham
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Aug 23, 2024
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And yet the Austro-Hungarian Empire (Hapsburgs) essentially outlawed Anti-semitism.
Same with Poland, which had the largest Jewish community in the world. Germany second.
Late 19th Century changed a lot of that. Post-WW I solidified it.
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