[null and void]

Only if you retroactively define the likes of democrat and Grand Klegle Robert Byrd and his KKK buries as right wing.

Only if you re-define Nazism (National SOCIALISM) as right wing.

Only if you think the neo-pagen state religion of Nazi Germany, with it’s symbol of a broken and twisted cross is Christian.

Then, if you happen to have a big enough axe to grind, you can claim it was right wing Christians, I suppose

[stormhill]

Lipstadt plays an interesting game of moral equivalency; by establishing the false premise that Nazi (by any other euphemism) anti-Semitism was conservative in origin, it takes the sting out of having to admit the obvious fact that all subsequent anti-Jewish sentiments come from the left.

This fiction is vital to liberal Jews. Without it, they'd have to admit the real basis for they're support of the left.

[Tax-chick]

The very points I would have made!

There was certainly Christian anti-Semitism in Europe, but that was not the key point of anti-Semitism in the 1930s, it wasn’t the “root” of so-called scientific, race-based anti-Semitism, AND attributing it to “the right” is meaningless in the context.