Fair Play for Britain

London: Militant Christian Patriots, [1939]. A pamphlet listing the reasons why it is "undesirable to admit more Jews into [Britain]," which includes their different racial outlook, their internationalism, their promotion of usury and financial exploitation, their in-group self-interest, their involvement in revolutionary movements such as Bolshevism, their allergy to manual labor and agricultural work, and . The text concludes by pointing to the wealth of International Jewry, which is "quite capable of financing the removal of all the Jews from Germany to that territory [abroad] and of giving them the opportunity of becoming a self-supporting community."

The Militant Christian Patriots were founded in 1929 by Col. A. H. Lane following the publication of his book The Alien Menace. They issued a newspaper titled The Free Press, which was edited by the enigmatic Leslie Fry, who ultimately exported both the organization and its newspaper to Glendale, Calif. in 1936.

Single sheet folded (8" x 5"), [4] p. A fine copy. In SIBA (Singerman Bibliography of Antisemitic Texts). Item #13807

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