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>Thus it is obvious that the mutual contact of the West and the Jew had an opposite signification for the two organisms. To the Jew, it was a source of strength, and informing; to the West it was a drain of strength, and deforming. The Jew was within the West, but the West was not within him. Persecution strengthens, if it stops short of extermination. The quotation which stands at the beginning of this work is as true for the West as it was for the Jew in the early days [the quotation is: ‘what doesn’t kill me makes me stronger’] … the persecutions gave him a mission, the mission of revenge and destruction
The hero we needed, not the one we deserved.

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