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LOT 37:
'The Jew and Labor - The Tragedy of the German People' - An Antisemitic Essay in the Midst of World War II
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'The Jew and Labor - The Tragedy of the German People' - An Antisemitic Essay in the Midst of World War II
JUDE UND ARBEITER EIN ABCCHNITT AUS DER TRAGODIE DES DEUTSCHEN VOLKES - 'The Jew and Labor - Out of the Tragedy of the German People'. An antisemitic essay released in the midst of World War II by F.O.H. SCHULZ. Published by NIBELUNGEN Berlin - Leipzig 1942 - accompanied by photographs mocking influential Jews. Was published at a time when much of European Jewry had already been annihilated by the Nazis.
The 'Tragedy of the German People' published by the Institute for the Study of the Jewish Question in collaboration with the General Organization of the German Association. An antisemitic essay accusing Jews of introducing Marxism into Germany. The author claims that the Jews' striving for economic equality brought Germany one of the greatest disasters in its history - an entire nation that it planted a stranger within German society and threatened to take over from within, in sarcastic language the author writes about the Jewish The sedative, And often quotes from the books of the Jews themselves in an attempt to prove their dominant worldview. Written in a harsh antisemitic tone that warns the German public of the dangerous Jew who threatens to finally collapse Germany. Those things worte at a time when much of European Jewry had already been annihilated by the Nazis.
The book is accompanied by photo boards of influential famous Jews, and antisemitic captions about their part in Jewish influence.
191 [12] p. 25 cm. Very good condition.
