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A. MORRIS-FRIEDMAN & U. SCHÄDLER, “JUDEN R AUS!” (JEWS O UT!) 57 Racism is present in many board games, but “Juden Raus!” is unique in its portrayal of how racism manifests itself in society and is a terrifying example of the banality of evil. However, this game’s message of hatred still resonates today. If it were renamed “Muslim Serbs Out!” or “Rwandan Tutsis Out!” this timeless theme of racial hatred could easily be updated. There are many areas of the world where such a game might still find a receptive audience. “Juden Raus!” reminds us that the events of this terrible period in world history are not confined to the past. Viewed in this light the game becomes more then just a distasteful footnote to the history of board games. “Juden Raus!” is a warning to us all. Bibliography Averbakh, Yuri L. 1995. Board games and Real Events. In: de Voogt, A.J., ed., New approaches to board games research: Asian origins and future perspectives, Leiden: 17-23. Barnavi, Eli. 1992. A Historical Atlas of the Jewish People. New York. Bell, Robert C. 1979. Board and Table Games from Many Civilization. Revised Ed. New York. Berenbaum, Michael. 1993. The World Must Know: The History of the Holocaust.... Boston. Dennis, Lee. 1986. Warman’s Antique American Games 1840-1940. Elkins Park, PA. Glonnegger, E. 1999. Das Spiele-Buch, Uehlfeld. Goodfellow, Caroline. 1991. A Collector’s Guide To Games and Puzzles. London. Goodfellow, Caroline G. 1998. The Development of the English Board Game 1770- 1850. In: Board Games Studies 1: 70-80. Klemperer, Viktor. 1995. Ich will Zeugnis ablegen bis zum letzten. Tagebücher 1933-1941. Berlin. Parlett, David. 1999. The Oxford History of Board Games. Oxford. Polizzi, Rick and Schaefer, Fred. 1991. Spin Again: Board Games from the Fifties and Sixties. San Francisco. Reurich, Lucien. 1995. Towards a Philosophical Characterization of Playing Games. In: de Voogt, A.J., ed., New approaches to board games research: Asian origins and future perspectives, Leiden: 185-189. Rogasky, B. 1988. Smoke and Ashes. The Story of the Holocaust, New York. Rogasky, B. 1999. Der Holocaust. Ein Buch für junge Leser, Berlin. Whitehill, B. 1992. Games: American Boxed Games and their Makers 1822-1992, Radnor. Whitehill, B.1999. American Games: a historical perspective, Board Games Studies 2, 116-141.
58 B OARD G AME S TUDIES 6, 2003 Notes 1. Special thanks to: David Parlett, Dr. Irving Finkel at the British Museum, Ben Barkow and Rosemarie Nief at the Institute of Contemporary History and Wiener Library, Mr. Paulik and Mr. Wagner at Bad Neuensalza-Spremberg, Dr. Stephen Feinstein, Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Minnesota. 2. It is important to note that as the procession commenced the on lookers were encouraged by the organizers to shout “Juden Raus!” at the Jewish participants. 3. We are indebted to David Parlett for the translation from German to English.
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