|  | report no.: 074informant: Richie 1998 (250–251)
 source: Heinrich von Treitschke, in Walter Böhlich, Der Berliner 
              Antisemitismusstreit (Frankfurt am Main, 1965)
 location:
 date: 1880
 Heinrich von Treitschke became the most influential of the historians 
              after replacing Ranke as professor of history in Berlin. (...) In 
              1879 and 1880 he published an influential series of articles in 
              the Preussische Jahrbuecher in which he advocated the destruction 
              of the socialists, defended permanent poverty of the working class, 
              and warned his students of the scourge of foreigners in Germany. 
              It was here that the wrote those fateful words wich would reverberate 
              around Germany in years to come: "The Jews are our national 
              misfortune.' |  |