Jew and Worker A Chapter from the Tragedy of the German Third Reich anti-semitic book 1942

Second revised edition,printed in 1942 by Nibelungen Verlag.Hardcover.192 pages with 14 pages of illustrations.

Institute for the Study of the Jewish Question," affiliated with Goebbels' Propaganda Ministry, founded in 1934/35, called "Anti-Semitic Action" in 1939 and "Anti-Jewish Action" in 1942. (adapted from Wikipedia); - - - Contents: Table of Contents; Foreword by the Editors; Introduction; 1. The Jewish Infiltration of the German Working Class; 2. Karl Marx; 3. Ferdinand Lassalle; 4. The Jew in Socialist Daily and Periodical Literature up to the World War; 5. The Political Mass Strike; 6. Jewish Power in Socialist Workers' Organizations; 7. The World War; 8. Revolution and World Revolution; 9. Versailles; 10. Jews and Workers in Parliamentary Democracy.

A scholarly study on the history of the German labor movement, with typical contemporary statements such as: "The working class, which had been multiplying enormously since the mid-19th century under the influence of an unhealthily rapid industrialization, placed itself under the intellectual leadership of a race that knew nothing of the history of its host people, did not want to know it, despised it, and therefore did everything in its power to make the industrial worker a destructive factor in the nation. Marx began the history of civilized humanity only with the class-conscious proletariat he had invented. In doing so, he instilled in the working class contempt for their people, disregard for their national roots, and hatred for the necessary conservative forces of society. As an instrument of power for Judaism, the German worker had to fulfill the task of avenger; he had been given the mission of preparing the nation for the decisive attack of supranational Jewry. The German worker did not see the difference in racial roots between himself and his intellectual leader. He had been told..." taught that the Jew, as a result of his not yet fully completed emancipation, was also a proletarian like himself. That Jew and worker belonged together seemed perfectly clear to the German proletarian... The Jew's driving force was his hatred of the nation that surrounded him, his will to harm it, to seize power over it, to triumph over it, to exploit every advantage he could gain over it" - German / Third Reich, illustrated books, Jewish studies in National Socialism, German working class under Jewish leadership / seduction, German Jews as labor leaders, Social Democratic Party, Jewish SPD leadership, Jewish elements in the leadership of Marxism, Jewish incursion into the German labor front, the German worker's breakout from the nationalist front, the German worker as a rootless imitator of Jewish messiahs, opium of Judo-MarxismResponsibility of Judaism for the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, Social Democratic and Communist Marxism also conceived and raised by Jews in Germany, the decisive role of Judaism in the development of Marxism, Jewish leadership of the subversive Marxism, the overcoming of liberal critiques of Marxism, Marxism as a political ideology of a racially determined element in its struggle for power, Judeo-Marxism, supranational powers, the Nazi claim to world domination, the influence of Judaism on the leaders of Marxist socialism, Jewish emancipation, Jewish workers' representatives in the German Reich up to/before 1933, Jewish members of the Reichstag, Jews in the German Reichstag, National Socialist schools as preparatory schools for the Ordensburgen (Order Castles), antisemitism, völkisch/National Socialist ideology.

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