Analysis of Historical Anti-Semitic Claims

They have done three things which are really dramatic.

Number one, they were a small minority of two percent of

the

population. Uh, at the time when Hitler came to power, five hundred

thousand, uh, within sixty million German people.

Five hundred thousand among sixty million. They were a small minority.

This small minority managed to control about fifty

percent of the media, to p-give about seventy percent

of all judges, to have a tremendous influence in movie

and in, uh, theater and in literature.

They were over-represented. This is one thing.

They were absolutely over-represented as today in England, in France, and in

United States. Second, Jews were at the

origin of a lot of catastrophic financial bank

crashes in Germany between 1870 and

1920. In that time, they made a lot of

crashes which have... Th-this is all documented.

It's not Nazi propaganda or anti-Semitic or Arab propaganda.

It's a lot of books have been published, even by Jewish Germans, about this

problem. They have... Millions of German fathers have

lost their, uh, uh, their, uh, their incomes, their, uh, their

fortune, their savings because of these Jewish

gangsters, uh, bank

gangsters and, and, uh, and speculation people.

Then the third point, which was psychologically the most dangerous of

all,

they have introduced into German art and culture and

theater and movie, decadence, immorality.

The first homosexual theaters, plays, were made in Berlin in the

1920s. The first adultery theater plays

were made in the 1880s and 1890s, hundred years

ago, by Jewish authors. Adultery, uh, then

sexual perversions of all sorts, sadism, masochism, uh,

lot of, uh, homosexuality, all these things,

and then dec-decadent art, you

know. An art which is absolutely ridiculous,

so-called modern art.

It was all pushed by Jewish intellectuals, and this created among the

German people, uh, a big, uh, uh, uh, a big revolt.

And they also, they wrote books ridiculing Christianity,

ridiculing Jesus, and there were furious reactions in Germany.

And this is why Adolf Hitler came to power.

And you see then Hitler in two years, from '33 to '35, he

brought six million unemployed Germans back into their jobs.