Discrimination against the Jews since 1945: England (Encyclopaedia Judaica)

from: Discrimination; In: [Mosad] Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971, vol. 6

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<England.

The American pattern of social discrimination was paralleled, at least to some extent, in the United Kingdom. In the early 1960s it was estimated that approximately one-half of British golf clubs prevented, as far as possible, the admission of Jews to membership. Usually a quota system was applied, although in Manchester nearly 100 clubs adhered to an unwritten "Aryan (col. 70)

paragraph" providing for total exclusion. Whether and to what extent there was a decline in club discrimination from the middla and late 1960s was never studied. Private school (called "public" school in England) enrollment was also characterized by a form of snobbish discrimination effected by the quota system. A London newspaper study in the late 1950s showed that the best-known boys' "public" schools limited the number of Jewish students to 10-15%. Some girls' "public" schools excluded Jews entirely, while others placed a 10% quota on them. The absence of careful studies on "executieve suite" discrimination made judgment about employment practices in England difficult, although in the 1960s relatively few Jews were found in finance and heavy industry. It can be surmised, however, that this problem and related forms of social discrimination were less pressing than in the United States. As in America, the political sphere was virtually devoid of discrimination. The basic motivation of discrimination in England appeared to be social, a vestige of patrician snobbishness perhaps reinforced by religious considerations. The extent to which the American pattern of social discrimination was present in other Western and Latin American countries was not made the object of any scientific study.> (col. 71)

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Encyclopaedia Judaica: Discrimination, vol. 6, col. 67-68	Encyclopaedia Judaica: Discrimination, vol. 6, col. 69-70	Encyclopaedia Judaica: Discrimination, vol. 6, col. 71-72

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