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"There is only one power which really counts. The power of political pressure. We Jews are the most
powerful people on earth, because we have this power, and we know how to apply it."
- Jewish Daily Bulletin, July 27th 1935
Adolf Hitler's election to chancellorship marked the beginning of the end of presumptuous and
unregulated Jewish influence in German affairs. A nation without a homeland, a nation whose
frontiers are decided by its racial genes and which maintains its nationhood whilst existing among
host nations, cannot countenance the existence of a state that excludes them.
To the 'race nation' all other countries are a legitimate homeland, the denial of which threatens their
existence. To the Jewish Diaspora, the world's most powerful trading and political bloc, Hitler's
election meant interruption and interference with the world's commercial and political cohesion in
which they are heavily involved.
Furthermore, he stood alone and defiant against the tidal wave of Jewish organized Communism then
sweeping all before it. The Communists had seized Russia and were at the bottom of civil unrest and
revolution throughout Eastern Europe; Britain, France, - the Spanish Civil War -, the British
dominions and the United States. Germany alone repelled and held in check this tidal wave of
subversion and insurrection.
The 'race nation' was quick to organize economic warfare against Hitler's Germany as a means of
bringing the National Socialist State to its knees.
WHILST HITLER WAS BEING CONCILIATORY
1933, the year in which Hitler took power was notable in the number of boycotts organized
throughout the world, most if not all provoked by Jewish interest groups.
"JUDEA DECLARES WAR ON GERMANY."
"Judea Declares War on Germany! Jews of all the World Unite! Boycott of German Goods! Mass
Demonstrations!" These were all headlines in the Daily Express on March 24th 1933.
"March 24th (1933) Reich leaders realised that boycott agitation was accelerating, especially in Great
Britain. Placards proclaiming 'Boycott German Goods' spread infectiously throughout London, and
were now in the windows of the most exclusive West End shops. Automobiles bannering boycott
placards slowly cruised through the retail districts alerting shoppers. Everywhere, store signs warned
German salesmen not to enter. British Catholics had been urged by the Archbishop of Liverpool to
join the protest.
London's Daily Herald carried an interview with a prominent Jewish leader who admitted, 'The
leaders are hanging back,' but the Jewish people are 'forcing its leaders on.' Already the boycott has
damaged 'hundreds of thousands of pounds of German trade.'
- Edwin Black, Jewish author. The Transfer Agreement, (p.34)
"Fifty-thousand were gathered (March 27 th 1933) in and around Madison Square Garden, supportive
rallies were at that moment waiting in Chicago, Washington, San Francisco, Houston, and about
seven other American cities. At each supportive rally, thousands huddled around loudspeakers
waiting for the Garden event, which would be broadcast, live via radio to 200 additional cities across
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