Hitler and the 20th Century Hoax
Englewood, Colorado: Published by the author, ©1954. One of the more elusive pamphets written and published by the former Communist turned far right agitator Kenneth Goff. Goff argues that Hitler was secretly an instrument of international Communism and finance rather than their enemy and portrays Nazism and Communism as allied revolutionary movements. He alleges that Jewish and international bankers financed Hitler's rise, suggests that Hitler himself may have been of Jewish ancestry, and argues that Stalin deliberately used Nazi Germany to weaken Europe for eventual Communist conquest. Regarding the Holocaust, Goff regards reports that millions of Jews were murdered as a “stupendous lie,” rejects the six-million death toll, and claims that most supposed victims instead emigrated. He concludes by questioning Hitler's reported suicide and suggests that he may have escaped Berlin and remained alive as part of the larger Communist conspiracy.
Stapled, photo-illustrated wrappers (7 ¾” x 5 ¼”), 72 pp., illustrated. One line highlighted in the author description printed inside the rear wrapper, else a fine copy of this uncommon title. In SIBA. Item #15366
Price: $150.00