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"I curse the Jew because he ..." - to the revival of the Dreyfus affair - booklet of antisemitic songs following the Dreyfus affair - a copy with the author's dedication
Sur la repris de L'affaire Dreyfus - 'On the Revival of the Dreyfus Affair', by Felix Margrita - A notebook of antisemitic poems following the Dreyfus affair, published by LIBRAIRIE ANTISEMITE, Paris 1903. On the title page is a dedication in the author's handwriting and signature.
Antisemitic poems written by the author after Dreyfus' total acquittal in the atmosphere of "the lie won". In his poems, the author seeks to return France to its national pride, and not to succumb to the 'Jewish lie'. The words were written in the pessimistic atmosphere that Dreyfus' opponents tried to instill after Dreyfus' total acquittal, which presented the results of the trial as part of the Jews' plot to take over France, and in an attempt to restore the "lost dignity" to the French state. In the song, the national element appears in the form of "Long live France", "Long live the army", in front of the "Jewish cunning" which was successful in the Dreyfus affair, "The Jew who manages to overthrow countries thanks to his tricks" and so on.
Rare. not appear in the National Library, only three copies appear in the World Library Catalog "World Cat" - in France Libraries .
20 p. 20 cm. Very good condition.
