The book "Antisemitism in Swiss-German Protestantism 1870 to 1950" by Thomas Metzger offers a comprehensive analysis of antisemitism within the Protestant community in German-speaking Switzerland over a period of eight decades. It highlights the historical, social, and cultural contexts that led to antisemitic currents and examines the role of Protestant churches during this time. Metzger utilizes a variety of sources to explore the complex interactions between religion, society, and antisemitism. The work is significant for both professionals and interested laypeople, as it not only documents the history of antisemitism in Switzerland but also addresses its impact on Protestant identity and societal development. With 652 pages, the book provides a detailed and well-founded engagement with an important topic in Swiss history.