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La France juive
''La France juive'' ("Jewish France"), subtitled ''Essay on Contemporary History'', was an antisemitic tract published by Édouard Drumont in 1886.〔William Brustein Roots of Hate: Anti-Semitism in Europe Before the Holocaust – 2003 p119 "By 1914, La France Juive had gone into its two hundredth edition. Additionally, the widely circulated French newspaper daily Le Petit Journal published Drumont's book in installments. The first volume entails Drumont's depiction of the ..."〕〔Michael Curtis ''Verdict on Vichy: power and prejudice in the Vichy France regime'' 2002 p39 "The most widely read of the three writers was Drumont (1844–1917), Catholic and royalist, who in 1886 published his vitriolic La France Juive, arguing that Jews had virtually conquered France. As a premature national-socialist appealing to ..."〕
==Publication and Success==
A work of 1,200 pages, released in two volumes, it ran to 140 printings during the two years following its initial publication. In 1888 an abridged version of one volume was published. The book was reissued by the publisher Flammarion in 1938, then by Éditions du Trident in 1986. In 2012, it was reissued by the publishing house KontreKulture, run by the nationalist Equality and Reconciliation political group.
''La France juive'' became a major success and achieved great fame. Its success was due in part to the inclusion of a list of names of famous people against whom the author made accusations in the book. Many buyers were inspired by curiosity to see if anyone they knew appeared on the list.
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