Davisville, R.I. 129th Naval Construction Battalion, 1943-1944. Three issues of this Seabees newsletter published from Camp Thomas in Davisville, RI. Included are Vol. 1, Nos. 6, 8-9. Issue 9 is solely devoted to the farewell of Commander David Y. Taylor and includes the printed signatures of each battalion member. Corner..... More
New York City: America First Committee, [1941]. A flyer from the America First Committee in opposition to HR 1776, the Lend-Lease bill, referred to by America First Committee members as the "War Dictatorship Bill." The text lists 11 ways in which the bill gives the President unprecedented power over the..... More
New York: American People's Mobilization, [1941]. On June 22, 1941, the American Peace Mobilization changed its name to the American People's Mobilization to signify its new pro-war stance and to inaugurate its Victory Over Fascism campaign. The APM was founded as a non-interventionist, peace group in September 1940 following the..... More
London: Engineering and Allied Trades Shop Stewards National Council, [1944]. First edition. Stapled, salmon-colored wrappers (4 ½” x 7 ¼”), 24 pp, photographs. Light wear to wrappers, staple oxidized, a few tiny nicks to edges, VG. Seven copies in OCLC. “March 12 will long be remembered as the day when a...... More
Ocala, Florida: National Christian Publishers, 1969. An issue of Oren Pitito's long-running, anti-Semitic newspaper that was published from 1962-1995 and served as the organ of his National Christian Church. The entirety of this issue is devoted to the bombing of Dresden by the Allies, which Potito claims was done at..... More
[Arlington]: [National Socialist White People's Party], [197-?]. A photo-illustrated tribute to National Socialist leaders such as Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Horst Wessel, Hermann Goring, Julius Streicher, Rudolf Hess, Reinhard Heydrich, Martin Bormann, Baldur von Schirach, and Alfred Rosenberg. The centerfold photo-spread shows Hitler at a large party rally. Stapled blue..... More
Boston: Communist Party of Boston, [1942]. A handbill issued by the Communist Party of Boston right before Evacuation Day, 1942, in which Bostonians are congratulated for preventing the Nazi apologist Congressman Hamilton Fish from speaking. Fish is referred to as “an enemy of our Commander-in-Chief, President Roosevelt, and his win-the-war..... More
New York: State, County and Municipal Workers of America (CIO), 1943. A large format publication issued for the third biennial convention of the State, County and Municipal Workers of America held in Cleveland from September 22-25, 1943. The program is “dedicated to the 850,000 CIO members in the Armed Forces…serving..... More
New York: The American Russian Institute for Cultural Relations with the Soviet Union, Inc., 1942. Second Printing. A pamphlet from the American Russian Institute issued during WWII to educate American citizens on their Russian counterparts. The 50 questions and answers are organized into the following sections: Fighting the War; Producing..... More
New York: Youth Committee Against War, [1940]. The Youth Committee Against War (YCAW) was founded in 1938 as a federation of socialist, Protestant and student youth groups. Originally called the Youth Committee for the Oxford Pledge, it was militantly pacifist and anti-imperialist and attached itself to the equally isolationist Keep..... More
n.p. Boniface Press, 1975. Second, corrected printing. A revisionist look at German National Socialism and Hitler by the long-time Germanophile, English professor and propagandist. App downplays anti-Semitism in the Third Reich, vilifies Allied war crimes, and absolves Germany for WWII. Stapled wrappers, 56 p., two maps inside the rear wrapper..... More
Los Angeles: Published by the author, [1945]. One of a number of self-published pamphlets by the Palestinian-born Bader who pens an open letter to Mr. and Mrs. America concerning the International Jewish (and Gentile) Bankers behind U.S. involvement in WWII. He concludes by asking, “Is there some sinister hand lurking..... More
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Assen: Van Gorcum & Comp. 1967. First edition. 8vo; red cloth titled in gilt to front board, 207 pp, photo frontis of Haushofer, maps, dust jacket. In Dutch. INSCRIBED by the author on the title page. A scholarly analysis of German geopolitical aspirations as theorized by Karl Haushofer. This copy..... More
New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1943. On the need for Jewish labor to be the vanguard of a movement for Jewish unity in the U.S. in the fight against fascism abroad. Stapled wrappers, 63 pp. A near fine copy. More
New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1942. Earl Browder's report in behalf of the National Committee, CPUSA, to the National Conference of the Communist PIarty of the United States, held in New York City, Nov. 29-30, 1942. Stapled wrappers, 48 pp. Faint dampstaining, rubbing to wrappers, small split to spine ends;..... More
Glenshaw, Pa.: W. S. Chase, 1947. Fourth printing. Stapled wrappers (3 ¾” x 6 ¾”), 22 pp. Rust to staples, else Fine. Two copies in WorldCat at the Wisconsin Historical Society & Alexander Turnbull Library in NZ. A vituperative anti-war screed that accuses the U.S war class of sacrificing young schoolboys..... More
Chicago: 1939. This Congress Journal was issued at the Youth Committee Against War’s (YCAW) third national youth anti-war congress held from Dec. 27-30, 1939 at the International House in Chicago. It includes the YCAW’s program, comments from YCAW officers Frank Littell and Fay Bennett, the congress agenda, various adverts and..... More
Torrance, CA: Institute for Historical Review, [197-?]. Reprint. A revisionist pamphlet by Dr. Michael Connors that traces the development of Germanophobia during various periods: up through 1914, during WWI, following Hitler's rise to power in 1933, and after WWII. Connors minimizes German blame for WWII, decries the Morgenthau Plan, and..... More
n.p. n.p., n.d. Reprint. An unattributed reprint of Connors' pamphlet tracing the development of Germanophobia during various periods: up until 1914, during WWI, following Hitler's rise to power in 1933, and after WWII. Connors minimizes German blame for WWII, decries the Morgenthau Plan, and refers to the 6,000,000 Jewish deaths..... More
O wi cim: Wydawnictwo Pa stwowego Muzeum w O wi cimiu, [1963]. Catalogue for an exhibit of artistic photographs of Auschwitz held at the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum in 1963. Parallel text in Polish, English, French, German and Russian. An uncommon catalogue. Oblong format, glossy wrappers, xxiv, 70 p., black &..... More
London: I.N.G. Publication, 1945. First edition. The story of the Committee "Free Germany" in Great Britain and their participation in the resistance to Nazi aggression in France. Stapled wrappers (5” x 7 ¼”), with cover design by John Heartfield, 24 p. Light rubbing, else Fine. A relatively uncommon title in..... More
New York: Newsweek, [ca. 1945]. A collection of six articles compiled as one essay by the esteemed military theoretician, occultist and future fascist sympathizer Maj. Gen. J. F. C. Fuller. The articles were originally published in the Nov.-Dec. issues of Newsweek in a column titled “War Tides,” in which Fuller..... More
Berlin: Printed by: M. Muller & Sohn, [1939]. An English-language offprint of an article by Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels originally published in the January 4th, 1939 issue the party's newspaper "Volkischer Beobachter." In it, Goebbels accuses Jews of fomenting war in Europe for their own benefit, which is "why..... More
New York: Young Communist League, 1942. A militantly pro-war pamphlet from the Young Communist League, which argues for an all-out offensive against Hitler and the Axis powers, opposition to the defensive posture of American isolationists, and combating the poisonous anti-Bolshevist propaganda emanating from Germany. The pamphlet also demands the release..... More
Chicago: Pioneer News Service, [1946]. In his open letter to President Truman, German-American Conrad K. Grieb writes on behalf of a devastated Germany who he argues was only defending herself when Jewish advisors to President Roosevelt betrayed the U.S. into going to war. Grieb explored this theme in far greater..... More