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A great book on this is Thomas Dalton's Eternal Strangers. It covers remarks and disdain of Jews from the Egyptians, Romans, to 20th century Europe, and the universality of the claims made.
Another book that covers their tendency for subversion is Culture of Critique by Kevin MacDonald.
Here is some excerpts from the from the first book.
>“plague infesting the whole world” (Claudius); “accursed race” (Seneca); “hatred of mankind” (Tacitus); “a den of devils” (Luther); “a republic of cunning usurers” (Herder); “cringing in misfortune, insolent in prosperity” (Voltaire); “borrow with deceit, and repay confidence with theft” (Hegel); “prosperous parasites” (Ross); “plastic demons of decay” (Wagner); “planetary master criminals” (Heidegger). “the root of all evil, as far as my personal life is concerned… are Jews.” (John Nash). "They invented the Holocaust story. There’s no such [thing].189 … They’ve been pulling this shit from time immemorial about persecution. They’re a filthy, lying, bastard people. … Study the history." (Bobby Fischer).
>Kant: "The Palestinians [Jews], living among us, or at least the greatest number of them, have, through their usurious spirit since their exile, received the not-unfounded reputation of deceivers. It seems strange to think of a nation of deceivers; but it is just as strange to think of a nation made up of nothing but merchants, which are united for the most part by an old superstition that is recognized by the government under which they live. They do not seek any civil honor, but rather wish to compensate their loss by profitably outwitting the very people among whom they find protection, and even to make profit from their own kind. It cannot be otherwise with a whole nation of merchants, who are nonproductive members of society"
>Nietzsche: "they had a more profound contempt for the human being in themselves than any other people"