Jewish Mathematics

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Cantor#Cantor.27s_ancestry
>Cantor was frequently described as Jewish in his lifetime

It seems clear that Nazi Germany did severely persecute what it defined as “Jewish mathematics”. In his book “History of Mathematics: A Supplement” (Springer 2007) Craig Smorynski said: “… the change of mathematical direction … would reach an extreme in the 1930s with the nazi distinction between good German-Aryan anschauliche (intuitive) mathematics and the awful Jewish tendency toward abstraction and casuistry.

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I don't understand why they don't like to think of it as a concept. If they don't "believe" in it, all they have to do is prove that such a system is illogical (which doesn't seem to be the case, at least in modern mathematics). Learn2separate reality from imagination and artificial constructs.