“The anti-Semitism of the new movement [Christian Social movement] was based on religious ideas instead of racial knowledge… It was obvious, however, that this kind of anti-Semitism did not upset the Jews very much, simply because it had a purely religious foundation. If the worst came to the worst a few drops of baptismal water would settle the matter, hereupon the Jew could still carry on his business safely and at the same time retain his Jewish nationality”.
—Mein Kampf, chapter 3: Political Reflections Arising out of my Sojourn in Vienna.