Los Angeles: “Morning Freiheit”, [1963]. A seemingly unrecorded broadside (8 ½” x 11” published by the Los Angeles branch of the “Morning Freiheit” and issued in the wake of the Slánský trial in Prague - regarded by many in the Jewish community as an anti-Semitic show trial. Refutes the fear-mongering..... More
Union, New Jersey: Common Sense, [1953]. A large two-sided newsprint sheet issued by Conde McGinley’s Christian Educational Association outlining the ways in which the Protocols are being fulfilled and warning that the Jew dictatorship is nigh. Profiles the many prominent Jews, or “plotters,” who now control key political, economic, business..... More
New York: Voters Alliance for Americans of German Ancestry, [1946?]. An introductory pamphlet issued by the newly-formed Voters Alliance for Americans of German Ancestry, a post-war German-American organization established to fight “the NEW DEAL INTERNATIONALISM” responsible for America’s involvement in WWII. The pamphlet outlines the group’s aims and includes a...... More
Liverpool, West Virginia: White Power Publications, 1978. Reprint. A primer of German anti-Semitic propaganda discussing the Jewish role in ritual murder, prostitution, international finance, Freemasonry, etc. Originally published in Germany in 1930, this edition was reprinted by George Dietz’s White Power imprint in the original German fraktur. Stapled, photocopied wrappers..... More
London: The Britons Publishing Society, [193-]. A scarce Britons pamphlet outlining the the universal Freemasonic plan and the "Jewish origin of all Freemasonry." The author describes Freemasonry as a "Gentile Front" used by the Jews for political control and the abrogation of individual rights. The pamphlet concludes with book recommendations..... More
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..... More
Hinsdale, Ill. Christian Patriots Crusade, [195-]. An anti-Semitic handbill depicting a caricatured Jew standing next to the Protocols and Talmud flagellating a bound and nude Lady Columbia (?) with the whip of Socialism, Atheism, Bolshevism, Wars, Revolutions, Money Control, Slave Labor, Fake Pacifism,and Press Control. The handbill was circulated by..... More
Marseille: Imp, Moullot, [1904?]. First edition. A French postcard featuring a portrait photograph of the anti-Semitic White Russian, Maj.-Gen. Count Arthur Cherep-Spiridovich (ca. 1866-1926) in military dress, which is aptly described in a 1926 newspaper profile of the Count upon his first visit to the U.S. in 1907: In 1908..... More
London: Britons Publishing Society, [1953]. Reprint. A reprint of this anonymously written anti-Semitic work that was allegedly first published in Capetown, South Africa ca. 1930. It was published by the Britons and Arnold Leese’s Bureau of Anti-Jewish Information during the 1950s and in the U.S. by the Right Cause Publishing..... More
New York City: E. N. Sanctuary, [1939?]. A handbill issued by anti-Semitic agitator E. N. Sanctuary celebrating the outcome of a Swiss court case that exonerated a group of anti-Jewish activists accused of mis-quoting the Talmud on a tract they placed in shop windows in Vevey. The tract was addressed..... More
Los Angeles: Keep America Committee, [1959?]. A small two-sided leaflet distributed by the far right, anti-Semitic Keep America Committee on International Communism's strategic defeat of the U.S. through surreptitious means. This includes internationalist bodies such as the U.N., the peace movement, and the long-standing role of Jewish financiers. Printed on..... 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
Dallas: American Nazi Party, [ca. 1965]. A leaflet issued by the American Nazi Party featuring a cartoon lampooning a variety of peace protestors, including blacks, Jews and beatniks, and offering “FREE Gasoline & Matches for Peace Creeps.” Likely drawn by ANP leader George Lincoln Rockwell who began referring to beatniks..... More
[Flesherton, Ont.]: [Canadian Intelligence Service], [1955?]. Revised Printing. In this revised printing of the oft-published British Israelite pamphlet, three prefaces precede the text. The first lists and discusses the Jewish financiers of the Russian Revolution; the second provides excerpts from the spurious speech by Rabbi Emanuel Rabinovich concerning the quest..... More
n.p. n.p., [195-?]. A strange piece of anti-Semitic propaganda in the form of a purported letter from a NYC Jew named J. W. Pealer, Jr. to Forest Sammons (1895-1954) of Huntington, WV. The letter begins by addressing Sammons as a “Heine Bastard” and follows from there insulting Sammons and Southerners..... More
n.p. n.p., [195-?]. A letter purportedly written by Rabbi Joseph S. Shubow of Temple B’nai Moshe in Brighton, MA, to William Zukerman, an anti-Zionist Jew who published the Jewish Newsletter, which was affiliated with the American Council of Judaism. Shubow describes the publication as a “self-hating gutter rag, where a...... More
[Quebec?]: Parti National Social Chrétien du Canada, [193-]. Bylaws of Adrien Arcand's fascist and anti-Semitic political party, National Social Christian Party of Canada, which he founded in 1934. The party was primarily centered in Quebec, although it later expanded into Ontario. Banned by the Canadian government in 1940, the party..... More
London: His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1919. A scarce copy of the unexpurgated first edition of A Collection of Reports on Bolshevism in Russia, along with the abridged version that superseded it. Compiled at the request of the British War Cabinet, the document compiled eyewitness accounts from British subjects living in..... More
Arlington: American Nazi Party, 1963. An issue of the American Nazi Party's, crass, irregularly published magazine that began in February 1962 and ceased in 1968, soon after George Lincoln Rockwell’s assassination by The Stormtrooper’s long-time editor, John Patler (b. Patsalos). The magazine superseded the organization’s short-lived National Socialist Bulletin and..... More
Asheville, North Carolina: Pelley Publishers, [ca. 1939]. A leaflet issued by William Dudley Pelley advertising his booklet on Maj. Gen. George Van Horn Moseley's controversial speech before the Dies Committee in which he implicated Jews as the threatening force behind communism in America. The verso includes statistics on U.S. government..... More
![Item #13366 Ve Vant Var [We Want War] - Propaganda sticker](https://davidanthembookseller.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/13366.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1750986443)
[Los Angeles?]: [German-American Bund?], [ca. 1941]. A small sticker featuring a Star of David with an accentuated ‘V’ and the slogan ‘Ve Vant Var’. These stickers were distributed by Bundists, fascists and isolationists in opposition to the “V is for Victory” campaign, which they believed was a plot by the..... More
Arlington: George Lincoln Rockwell Party Incorporated, 1974. A later issue of the National Socialist White People's Party's newspaper, with this issue featuring articles on opposing forced busing of black students into white schools and the party's Phase Three stage of development. Other content includes news briefs, a section titled "Jews..... More
Arlington: George Lincoln Party Incorporated, 1975. A later issue of the National Socialist White People's Party newspaper. Selected content for this issue includes articles on the U.S.'s fiscal situation and black crime, short news briefs, an article by Robert Kuttner on The Teutons originally published in Northern World, an editorial..... More
New York: National Renaissance Party, [195-?]. Scarce propaganda from the notorious post-war far right organization, in which the Jews are identified as the enemy of the white race (“THIS IS A RACE WAR TO THE DEATH!,” p. 2). The NRP claims, “We [white people] are daily subjected to movies, television..... More
Washington, D. C. Southern States Press Association, [1958]. An extremely scarce racist and anti-Semitic newsletter written and published by Eustace Mullins under the pseudonym George Thomas Adams on behalf of the fictitious Southern States Press Association (see the note in Mullins’ FBI file to Francis Parker Yockey collaborator Fred Weiss..... More