Anti-semitism
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The International Jew
by Henry Ford
The first bound volume of “The International Jew: The World’s Foremost Problem” was published in 1920 by Henry Ford using his own Dearborn Publishing Company. Compiled from articles previously published in The Dearborn Independent, a newspaper owned by Ford and distributed throughout his dealerships, over the next two years three additional volumes were published.
Anti-semitism Books & Ephemera
Corbin’s Idea or No Jews Wanted: Arranged as a March
by FREEMAN, J.J
New York: R.A. Saalfield, n.d. [1879]. Sheet music; very good. Printed music, but unfortunately, issued without what could have been remarkable lyrics (given that it was a march, probably none were required). Two years earlier, the prominent banker and businessman Joseph Seligman was denied a room at the Grand Hotel in Saratoga by its owner, one Judge Henry Hilton (no known relation to the later and more famous hotelier with the same last name). Corbin owned a railroad and hotels at Coney Island, and...
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NZ$255.33
The Architects Behind the World Communist Conspiracy
by Gostick, Ron
Flesherton, Ontario: Canadian Intelligence Publications, [196-]. Seventh (revised) printing. A pamphlet on the Jewish conspiracy behind International Communism. Gostick covers the Marxist Conspiracy from 1848-1917, the Russian Revolution and the subsequent rulers of Russia, Jewish Communist espionage in Canada and the U.S., and Jewish leaders behind the Iron Curtain. Originally published in 1951, this pamphlet was one of the earliest titles published by Gostick's Canadian Intelligence Publications; it...
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The Jewish Problem in the American Trade Union Press, April 1948: A Study Prepared for the Jewish Labor Committee
by The American Labor Archive and Research Institute
New York: Jewish Labor Committee, 1948. One of an unknown number of reports prepared by the American Labor Archive and Research Institute for the Jewish Labor Committee between approximately 1944-1948. The reports were based on exhaustive reading of the labor press to assess the labor movement's views on Jews and anti-Semitism, Palestine/Israel, native fascism and the Ku Klu Klan, discrimination, immigration/xenophobia, etc. This report for April, 1948 begins with general remarks by the compiler...
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NZ$297.88
Anatomy of a Brazilian Anti-Semite: Paulo Francis and the Israel-Arab Conflict
by Levine, Robert M
Coral Gables, Florida: Institute of Interamerican Studies, 1982. The author, a history professor at the University of Miami, ascribes tensions between Brazil and Israel and rising anti-Semitism in Brazil to the writings of Brazilian journalist Paulo Francis (b. Franz Paul Heilborn). Levine, a Jew, includes a brief biography of Francis and analyzes his anti-Semitic writings. Stapled wrappers (8 ½" x 5 ½"), 10 p. A couple of small stains to the front wrapper, else a near fine copy.
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NZ$68.09
The Empire of "The City" (World Superstate): The Five Ideologies of Space and Power
by Knuth, E[dwin] C
Milwaukee: Empire Publishing Co, 1946. Third printing. An eccentric work, in which the author alleges that a secretive group of International Financiers operating out of London and connected with the Bank of England, direct American foreign affairs. He discusses geopolitics and outlines the five ideologies of space and power: "One World" Ideology, "Pan-Slavic" Ideology, "Asia for the Asiatics," Pan-Germanism and Pan-American Isolationism. There are separate chapters on the House of Rothschild and House...
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Jew-Communist CIO Chieftains Directed from Moscow (sticker)
by [ALLEN, Henry]; [American White Guard]
[Los Angeles]: [American White Guard], 1937. A 4 ¼" x 4 " sticker featuring the "Coat of Arms of the CIO," which is an illustration of two Jews sitting back-to-back hiding bombs and cudgels under their winged cloaks. Listed are eight Jewish CIO leaders and an acronym for the USSR: Union of Soulless Swine and Robbers. Although no creator is listed, a letter from American White Guard founder, Henry Allen, to Jewish Community Committee operative, Charles Slocombe, who...
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![[Three anti-Semitic items from Ivan Petrov]](https://d3525k1ryd2155.cloudfront.net/h/913/498/1495498913.0.b.jpg)
[Three anti-Semitic items from Ivan Petrov]
by Petrov, Ivan
Union, N.J.: Ivan Petrov, [196-]. In Who Belongs to Hate Groups, Petrov reprints 24 excerpts from the Talmud as "proof" of the Jews' desire to murder and enslave Gentiles. Further excerpts from various far right publications, including his own newspaper, "Borba," document the inextricable link between Judaism and Communism. A number of anti-Semitic cartoons are included. A single sheet folded (8 ½" x 7"), 4 p., illus. Distribution stamp of fellow anti-Semitic propagandist Joseph Dilys at the fold, else...
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The Truth About My Alleged $50,000,000.00 Donation
by ARMSTRONG, George W
Fort Worth: The Judge Armstrong Foundation, 1950. A response by George W. Armstrong to the allegation that he offered a struggling Jefferson Military College in Mississippi a $50,000,000 endowment if they'd "indoctrinate its cadets with the kind of 'racial superiority' doctrines that Hitler saddled upon Germany (from an Anti-Nazi League's appeal letter reproduced herein). Armstrong criticizes the Zionists responsible for his proposal's rejection but does not deny that its terms...
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NSV Report: A Quarterly Review of the National Socialist Vanguard (three issues)
by Cooper, R. E.; D. H. Stewart; Lane, David (contributor)
The Dalles, Oregon: National Socialist Vanguard, 1995. Three issues of this long-running far right newsletter, which chronicled the activities, media appearances, legal troubles and factionalism of a wide swath of the extreme right. Issues also included reviews of books and cultural events that covered the far right and memorialized movement figures who died. Published by Rick Cooper's National Socialist Vanguard from 1983 until 2008. Issues included here: Vol. 8, No. 3, July/September 1990 (includes an...
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Money, Politics and the Future
by MILLS, H. T
[London]: Superprint Ltd, 1955. Reprint. Original, tan, saddle-stapled wrappers printed in black; 15 pp. A collection of articles, all centered around the concept of money, originally published in "The Patriot" 1937 to 1939, published in book form in 1939, and reprinted in response to demand in 1955. H. T. 'Bertie' Mills was an omnipresent personage within the British pro-Nazi and antisemitic milieu, although never a prominent figure. He was at various times associated with the...
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U.S. Rulers Are Undiscoverable
by VENNARD, SR., Wickliffe B
Hawthorne, Calif.: Omni Publications, 1968. First edition. An uncommon Wickliffe Vennard publication, although thematically similar to his other pamphlets: the machinations of the International Bankers and their attempt to bring about a One World Government. Stapled wrappers (5 ¼" x 8 ¼"), 24 p. Toning to wrappers, penciled owner's name and redacted stamp to title page, else clean throughout. Only two copies in OCLC. Not in SINGERMAN.
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![First National Directory of "Rightist" Groups, Publications and Some Individuals in the United States (and Some Foreign Countries) [with] Supplement to Fourth Edition..](https://d3525k1ryd2155.cloudfront.net/h/858/910/1538910858.0.b.jpg)
First National Directory of "Rightist" Groups, Publications and Some Individuals in the United States (and Some Foreign Countries) [with] Supplement to Fourth Edition..
by Alert Americans Association (compiled by)
Sausalito, CA: Noontide Pres, 1962. Fourth edition. An indispensable directory & supplement of "Rightist" groups operating in the U.S. (and elsewhere) during the early 1960s. Unlike similar guides published by left wing watchdog groups, this directory was compiled by right wing elements, including Willis Carto, to try and unify the disparate organizations and individuals of the right, which is somewhat ironic given Carto's chronically divisive nature. A Key to Letter and Other Symbol Designations...
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Statement of Mrs Agnes Waters, Washington, D. C.
by [WATERS, Mrs. Agnes]
Washington, D. C.: Mrs. Agnes Waters. Unbound wrappers as issued; [1], 165-171 pp. Waters' reprint of her own testimony before Congress in 1947 as published in the Congressional Record. In her statement, she opposes Bill S. 938, Foreign Aid to Greece and Turkey, on the grounds that it's "another Jewish trap" and encourages, what must have been her very amused listeners, to "expel the Jews and deliver America." Each page is peppered with patriotic and anti-Semitic quotations...
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A Convenient Hatred: The History of Antisemitism
by Phyllis Goldstein
Facing History and Ourselves, 2011. Paperback. New. A clean crisp well preserved 2011 Facing History and Ourselves softcover in a fine tight binding. Little to no shelf wear. Text is bright and free of marks or underlining. Fast shipping in a secure book box mailer with tracking. A Convenient Hatred chronicles a very particular hatred through powerful stories that allow readers to see themselves in the tarnished mirror of history. It raises important questions about the consequences of our assumptions...
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NZ$25.45
Blackshirt, Vol. 1, No. 5
by Castorina, Paul (editor)
New York: Blackshirt Publishers, 1939. The fifth and final issue of The Blackshirt, the organ of the short-lived American Fascist Party founded in NYC in 1939 by Francesco Paulo Castorina (aka, Paul Castorina). The paper was billed as a "monthly Journal of Aggressive Patriotism" and featured a disclaimer at the top of each issue: "This Paper has no connection whatsoever with any Italian Organization." But Castorina clearly modeled both his organization and its paper on Italian fascism, while adopting...
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AN ANSWER TO FATHER COUGHLIN'S CRITICS
by Father Coughlin's Friends
Royal Oak, Michigan: The Radio League of the Little Flower, March, 1940. softcover. Very good. Softcover, printed wrappers, (approx. 5 1/4" wide by 7 1/2" tall), 164 pages. Includes index. (Thought expressed in the Radio Address, November 20, 1938). Father Coughlin's Friends attempt to defend him from charges of anti-semitism. Light cover soil, still very good.
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NZ$51.07
Racial Origin and Earliest Racial History of the Hebrews
by FISCHER, Eugen; WEBER, Charles E. (translated by)
Reedy, WV: Liberty Bell Publications, 1984. First edition thus. 8vo; plain, stapled wrappers, iv, 26 pp. An English translation of German anthropologist, Eugen Fischer's, lecture on the racial genesis of Hebrews. Fischer's lecture was meant to be more scientific than political, although the implications of differentiating between the racial composition of Jews and Northern Europeans under National Socialism is obvious. [NOT IN SINGERMAN].
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NZ$42.56
Dispatch: The Most Daring Expose Bulletin in the Nation, Vol. III, No. VI
by Maertz, Homer H. (ed.)
Chicago: Pioneer News Service, 1945. A single issue of this anti-Semitic newsletter edited and published by Homer Maertz. Although published in Maertz's home of Chicago, much of the content reports on events in NYC - all related to Jews. Maertz's fellow traveler, Eugene Brand writes about his approach to "free press" in peddling nationalist and anti-Semitic material in his newspaper store in the heart of Yorkville, unlike the Friends of Democracy, Inc. who he accuses of "peddl[ing] their poison like...
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The Dearborn Independent (September 17, 1927): Chronicler of the Neglected Truth (Magazine)
by Henry Ford (President) and W. J. Cameron (Editor)
Dearborn, MI: The Dearborn Publishing Company. A left-stapled magazine measuring 8-3/4" by 11-3/4" and containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. Contents include: Successful Dictators [in business] by Morgan D.E. Hite; The Moulding of The [Marble] Faun by Julian Hawthorne [on Nathaniel Hawthorne]; The Litany of Washington Street by Vachel Lindsay; The Iron Gates of New Orleans by John Sloan; column Mr. Ford's Page [The True Economy]; A Day Among the New York Publishers by Thomas...
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Utter Chaos (Jewish Literature and Culture)
by Sammy Gronemann, Penny Milbouer (Translator)
Indiana University Press, 2016. Hardcover. New. New hardcover in matte casewraps. Text is clean and free of marks or underlining. Includes glossary and photos. xxi, 267 pp. Fast shipping in a secure book box mailer with tracking. Published in Germany in 1920, Sammy Gronemann's satirical novel set in 1903 at the time of the Sixth Zionist Congress follows the life of a baptized Jew, Heinz Lehnsen, as he negotiates legal entanglements, German culture, religious differences, and Zionist aspirations. A...
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The Liberation of Palestine Is Supported by International Law and Justice
by Nakhleh, Issa
New York: The Palestine Arab Delegation, 1960. The author argues that the "international Zionist gangsters" have no legal right to occupy Palestine and that the Arabs will never recognize the British-led conquest of Palestine by the Jews. Presumed first edition, an enlarged second edition was published in 1969. Small format stapled wrappers (6 ¼" x 4"), [16] p. A fine copy. In SIBA.
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NZ$76.60
The Truth Behind Your Roots
by [Fields, Dr. Edward?]
[Marietta, GA?]: [The Thunderbolt?], 1977. A two-sided poster addressed to black and white Americans exposing the Jewish role in the slave trade and the continuing Jewish enslavement of the American population in 1977. The recto documents the cruel experience of Africans at the hands of Jewish slave merchants in Newport, RI and Philadelphia, and includes a list of Jewish slave ships and their owners. Also included are photographs of Rev. Henry Mitchell of the North Star United Missionary Workers and...
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NZ$212.78
The Pilgrim Torch, January 1963
by Goff, Kenneth (ed.)
Englewood, Colorado: Soldiers of the Cross, 1963. A single issue of Kenneth Goff's right wing magazine. This issue features an editorial by Goff, part I of a lengthy article by his wife on her Socialist upbringing ("Up from the Red Miry Clay"), "Why Communist Cuba" (from "The Militant Truth), "The International Banker" by Americanus, "Is There Faith in the Army of the Lord" by Larry Krause, the continuation of "Testimony of Oliver Kenneth Goff" before Congress (Goff was originally a Communist Party...
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The Britischer, No. 6, October, 1938
by [Rushbrook, J. F. (editor)]
London: Militant Christian Patriots, 1938. The sixth and final issue of The Britischer (also Britisher), one of two newspapers published by the Militant Christian Patriots (MCP). The MCP was founded by Col. A. H. Lane in 1929 following the publication of his book The Alien Menace. It began publishing the Free Press in 1935, which was edited by the enigmatic, peripatetic, anti-Semite, L. Fry, who later moved the organization to Glendale, CA, and changed the name of its paper to the Christian Free Press....
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Integration News
by ADAMS, George Thomas (ed.) (pseudonym Eustace Mullins)
Washington, D. C.: Southern States Press Association, 1958. A virtually unobtainable racist and anti-Semitic publication concocted by Eustace Mullins, but issued under the pseudonym George Thomas Adams for the fictitious Southern States Press Association. The newsletter is a compilation of horrific news clippings of Black crime against White women and children with illustrations of Jewish caricatures and satirically captioned photographs of Africans and apes. In one doctored photograph, a small white...
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