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He was born in Wiesbaden, Germany, and died in Vienna.
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He was born in Wiesbaden, Germany, and died in Vienna.
He studied at Göttingen and Vienna.
From 1853 until 1861, he was at the Hofbibliothek in Vienna. From 1871 he taught Arabic at the Orientalischen Akademie in Wien (Oriental Academy of Vienna), and was at the head of that institution from 1885 until 1897. He fathered Ludwig Wahrmund.
Wahrmund was a passionate anti-Semite.
In Das Gesetz des Nomadenthums und die heutige Judenherrschaft ("The Law of the Nomad and Today"s Jewish Dominion," 1887) he systematically compares the Jews to the Arab nomads of the Arabian deserts, on the assumption, then common, that the Jews of Europe (as well as of the rest of the world) were racial relatives of the Arab Semites, and thus alien to the "Aryan" West. Both, he suggests, aim to prosper by raiding and robbing.
In one passage, he compares stock market raids by Jewish speculators to raids on desert caravans. The Jews, like the Arabs, aim at world domination, thus facing the beneficial (as Wahrmund sees it) aims of western imperialism.
Wahrmund"s solution is to deport Europe"s Jews to areas set aside only for them.
He believes that once they find themselves without others to attack, the Jews will "rip each other apart.".
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