[New York City]: Ben Leider Memorial Fund, [1937]. An account of the life and death of Ben Leider, a Jewish-American who was the first American to die fighting in the Spanish Civil War. Stapled, illustrated wrappers (7 ½” x 5 ¼”), 13 p. Light rubbing to wrappers, else Fine. More
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
New York: National Council of Jewish Communists, [ca. 1939]. A bitter denunciation of the Chamberlain government following Germany’s invasion of Poland. The National Council of Jewish Communists maintain that only the Soviet government is giving hope to the Jewish people, not Zionists who’ve aligned themselves with British imperialism. Tri-fold sheet..... More
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n.p. n.p., [1949?]. Two unrecorded anti-Semitic bulletins written and published anonymously during the 1949 Easter season. In “Christian Rejoicing - - Judaistic Sorrow and Plotting,” the author contrasts “We of the Adamic, Caucasian Christian Civilization, predestined by God to have within us the Divine Spark which does not accept and..... More
Berlin: Nordland Verlag, [1942]. A vicious piece of Nazi propaganda, in which German Aryans are contrasted with the “untermensch,” or “sub-human,” a category encompassing Jews, Slavs, the feeble-minded, etc. Photographs portray Germans as clean, healthy, industrious and the creators of high culture whereas Jews and others from Eastern Europe are..... More
Redmond, Ore. Free Press, [1948]. A two-sided handbill featuring the widely distributed cartoon of Uncle Sam pushing a Native American off a cliff only to meet the same fate at the hands of a Jew. The final panel features a hammer & sickle in the upper corner. Also included is..... More
n.p. n.p., [1957?]. A leaflet distributed by an anonymous source “proving” Chief Justice Earl Warren’s compromised position on the Supreme Court based on his attendance at a Jewish Theological Seminary event on the Talmud. Reprints a New York Times article detailing the event with salient passages underlined by the anonymous..... More
Jerusalem: Israeleft News Service, 1979. Two issues of the monthly newsletter of the left-wing Israeleft News Service whose purpose was to “provide news originating in Israel which is either ignored, buried or minimized by official and non-official media of the Israeli Establishment and to constitute a counter source of reliable..... More
Moscow: Novosti Press Agency Publishing House, 1975. A number of articles written by Soviet Jews. Stapled wrappers (6 ½” x 4 ¼”), 56 p. A Fine copy. More
[London]: British Union, [193-?]. First edition. An early British Union of Fascists handbill advertising a series of meetings to address “alien Jewish immigration into Britain.” Featured speakers include Mick Clarke (one of the BUF’s leading orators), [Joan] Morgan (the British film star), [Thomas Waller] Cooper (who would go on to..... More
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San Francisco: California state organization of the Communist party, U.S.A., [195-]. An issue of the CPUSA’s pre-convention discussion bulletin featuring issues of interest to the California party members. The two internal pages feature two articles under the heading “The Party and the struggle for Negro rights.” In “Deep are the..... 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
New York: National Committee for Furtherance of Jewish Education, [197-]. A brochure distributed by the National Committee for Furtherance of Jewish Education, the Chabad-Lubavitch group founded in 1940. The text argues against intermarriage with non-Jews and encourages young Jews to return to the fold of Judaism. Stapled, photo-illustrated wrappers (7..... More
![Item #10059 Ve Vant Var [We Want War] - Propaganda sticker](/pictures/thumb/10059.jpg?v=1663506734)
[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
Mount Vernon, Washington: The Concord Press, [ca. 1939]. A small two-sided poster that warns of the Jewish attempt to instigate another world war for the benefit of International Jewry. The recto features excerpts from a 1921 interview with Henry Ford who discusses Jewish involvement in WWI as fulfillment of the..... More
Norrviken, Sweden: Einar Aberg, 1947. A small format circular by the anti-Semitic propagandist Einar Åberg of Sweden. Åberg quotes from a variety of Jewish sources concerning the designs of world Jewry and then cites John 8:44 as proof that the Jews are the children of Satan. Åberg (1890-1970) founded the..... More
[Los Angeles]: [American White Guard], [1937]. A 4 ¼” x 4 ” sticker featuring the “Coat of Arms of the CIO,” which is an illustration of two Jews sitting back-to-back hiding bombs and cudgels under their winged cloaks. Listed are eight Jewish CIO leaders and an acronym for the USSR..... More
Salt Lake City: The Author, 1948. A small circular containing excerpts from a letter by an outraged Jew following publication of Allen's "Zionist War-Mongering in the U.S.A." (1948). Allen begins, "The writer has received a typically 'Jewish' reply to the truth, facts, and documentation contained in ZIONIST WAR-MONGERING, proving the..... More
[New York: New York University Christian Association], [192-]. Tall, stapled wrappers; 19 pp. Reprinted from “The Jewish Tribune.” Three presentations on the nature of prejudice, mostly related to Jews and Negroes: Harry Elmer Barnes (“Sources of Prejudice”), Irwin Edman (“Education and Understanding”) and William Biddle (“Psychology of Prejudice”). Some toning..... More
New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1940. First edition. Stapled wrappers; 23 pp. An uncommon Browder title in which he urges the Jewish people to reject American involvement in the “imperialist war,” which is leading to more anti-Semitism in democracies like the U.S., Britain and France. Toning to wrappers with a...... More
Washington, D. C. The Voters Guide Publishing Company, ©1936. First edition. A rambling treatise on the planned depressions orchestrated by the International Bankers and the complicity of the Federal Reserve. Brumback followed this book with A Manual of The Citizens No Foreign War Coalition, Inc. (1941), the assertions of which..... More
New York: Robert Edward Edmondson, [1938]. A pseudonymous work likely authored by the anti-Jewish propagandist, Robert Edward Edmondson, on B'nai B'rith’s anti-Christian, pro-Communist activities as representative of Judaism’s subversive nature. Our attribution is based on the similarity to other Edmondson titles, the lack of information on Church, and Edmondson’s distribution..... More
Tel Aviv: Karni Publishers, Ltd., 1962. First Edition. The first printing of Geulah Cohen’s unapologetic memoir of her life as a terrorist for the Stern Gang, or Lehi, the militant Zionist fanatics intent on bombing the British out of Palestine to make way for the Jewish state. The book was..... More
[New York?]: [Published by the author?], [1966?]. A defense of the slogan “black power” as an expression of “Negro group solidarity” and “communal self-assertion.” Danzig, a Jewish professor at Columbia, discusses the transition from the liberal, interracial civil rights movement to a new phase of militant self-interest. Although he views..... More