> the virulent strain of german antisemitism has been detected in the grimms' fairy-tales,[12] and though this overt hostility plays a small part in the collection overall, its anti-jewish agenda is significant and emerges in three of the 211 tales of the final 1857 edition. other than the jew among thorns, antisemitic themes are present in two other stories; der gute handel (the good bargain), and die klare sonne bringt's an den tag (the bright sun will bring it into the light of day).[13] in the grimms' work deutsche sagen, other antisemitic stories such as the jews' stone (der judenstein)[14] and the girl who was killed by jews (das von den juden gettete mgdlein) are present.[15][16][17]
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