Blaming the Jews. Bernard Harrison

(Stuttgart: Seewald, 1976), 77.

      28. Heinsohn 2000, 424. The citation is, E. Jäckel and A. Kuhn, eds., Hitler, Sämtliche Aufzeichnungen 1905–1924 (Stuttgart: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1980).

      29. Heinsohn 2000, 425.

      30. Heinsohn 2000, 414. The reference is to C. James, “The Much Lauded Revisionist Study of the Holocaust [by Goldhagen] Goes Too Far,” The New Yorker, April 22, 1996, 7.

      31. Wittgenstein 1980, 20e.

      32. Hitler, “Letter on the Jewish Question,” September 16, 1919.

      33. Hitler, “Speech before the Reichstag,” January 30, 1939.

      34. Nirenberg 2013, 343–52.

      35. Montesquieu, De l’esprit des lois (1755). Reprint, Paris: Belles Lettres (1958), bk. 21, chap. 20, 121–22, cited in Nirenberg 2013, 345–46.

      36. Nirenberg 2013, 350–51, emphasis mine. See, in Nirenberg, note 38 for the references for his included citations.

      37. Cheyette 1993.

      38. Cheyette 1993, 113–14. The page references to Shaw are to volume 4 of the Bodley Head edition of Androcles and the Lion (London, 1972).

      39. Cheyette 1993, 115. The reference for the preface to On the Rocks is to the Bodley Head Collected Plays with Their Prefaces, edited by D. H. Laurence; that for Shaw’s letter to Beatrice Webb is to D. H. Laurence, ed., Collected Letters 1926–1950 (London: Reinhardt, 1988), 493.

      40. Eliot 1934, 19–20, emphasis mine.

      41. See, in particular here, Julius 1993, and the extensive subsequent controversy that it unleashed.

      42. Yakira 2010. Pages 1–15 are particularly relevant to the present discussion.

      43. Yakira 2010, 5.

      44. Yakira 2010, 6.

      45. Yakira 2010, 7.

      46. Yakira 2010, 11.