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Antisemitism and Jewish Survival

Monday Apr 08, 2013
The day after Yom Hashoah seems the appropriate time to reflect on the true meaning of that effort seventy years ago to achieve, once and for all, the final solution to Christendom's millennial Jewish Problem: the Holocaust.   JPost ran an editorial today, Persistent Anti-Semitism, that illustrates only too clearly our failure as a people to understand the meaning of the Holocaust, even on Yom HaShoah. Half a century before Hitler won the...
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Thursday Apr 04, 2013
“After a trial lasting less than a month, Rosenberg and his wife, Ethel, were convicted, sentenced to death, and executed on the evening of June 19, 1953, the only persons ever put to death in America for such a crime.” “Testimony that could help clear executed American communist Ethel Rosenberg of charges she helped pass atomic secrets to the Soviet Union in the 1950s will remain secret, a judge ruled on Tuesday”...
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Wednesday Mar 27, 2013
“There are too many Jews in Hollywood.” Martin Dies, chairman of the House Un-American Activities Committee, 1950     Introduction: As described in an earlier article there was little difference in prevalence and intensity of antisemitism in the United States as compared to Germany before the Second World War. Which leaves the question raised in that blog, “Would the fate of Jews in the United States have been...
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Friday Mar 22, 2013
‘The motion picture influence of the United States… is exclusively under the control, moral and financial, of the Jewish manipulators of the public mind.’   Background to 1946: The United States as an ideal is a child of that revolution in Western society, the Enlightenment. Just as there was a discrepancy between Ideal and Real in defining black slaves as three-fifths a man at the 1787 Constitutional Convention, so too...
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Sunday Mar 17, 2013
“As matters now stand, we [US Army guarding DP camps] appear to be treating the Jews as the Nazis treated them except that we do not exterminate them.”   “The popular perception about the horrors of the Holocaust is that they ended with the surrender of Germany. In reality, the passive neglect of the victorious Allies, while not as devastating as the active persecution at the hands of the Nazis, proved a prolongation of...
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