Study on Antisemitism in Germany

Attitude to Jews. Topics: Estimated number of Jewish fellow-citizens in
the Federal Republic; perceived positive or negative changes in the
general attitude to Jews; attitude to Jews in one´s circle of friends;
image, stereotype or character traits of Germans and Jews by means of a
semantic differential; attitude to Jews (scale); attempt of Jews to
extract advantages from the national socialist past; Jews´ own share of
guilt in their persecution and punishment by God due to the crucifixion
of Christ; assumed recognizability of Jewish origin on external
appearance; solidarity of Jews with Israel; too much influence of Jews
in the world; considering the topic of Jewish persecution finished;
guilt of Jews for their own fate; viewing an ethnic German Jew as Jew
or German; comparison of the conduct of Jews regarding Palestinians
with the conduct of Nazis in the Third Reich; German superiority
regarding other peoples; desire to deport all Jews to Israel.
Demography: self-assessment on a left-right continuum; administrative
district; city size; year of birth; sex; employment; occupational
position; school degree; size of household; children under 18 years old
in household; year of birth of children; net household income.