The International Jew — Volume III: Jewish Influences in American Life

About Volume III

Baseball, popular music, party politics and banking are the subjects of this third volume. The articles connect cultural change and economic anxiety to antisemitic conspiracy claims, providing a record of the language and methods the newspaper used to spread prejudice.

Reader advisory

This historical source contains antisemitic propaganda, slurs, false allegations and conspiracy theories, including material drawn from the forged Protocols of the Elders of Zion. These allegations are not reliable accounts of Jewish people or organisations. Irving Books presents this material for historical research, critical study and documentary reference, and does not endorse its claims or views.

The four-volume series

• Volume I: The World’s Foremost Problem
• Volume II: Jewish Activities in the United States
• Volume III: Jewish Influences in American Life
• Volume IV: Aspects of Jewish Power in the United States
• Complete four-volume collection

Authorship and historical context

Henry Ford owned and financed The Dearborn Independent. Its staff, under editor William J. Cameron, produced the articles in 1920–1922. In 1927 Ford issued a public apology and retraction. Original titles and headings are retained as historical evidence, not as the conclusions of this edition.

About this edition

• Royal format: 156 × 234 mm
• 214 pages
• Gloss laminated case-bound hardback
• Printed to order

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