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Country: Israel

  1. I. Nachwort zum Nilus-Buch (Engl. National-Bibliothek)

    1. Bern Trial, Bern, Switzerland, 1934-1935

    The file contains a translation from a Russian original document into German. The documents was translated in 1934 as evidence for the Bern trail. The original document was published in Russian in 1902. The document is an anti-Semitic pamphlet. It describes how the Zionist community, in 929 BC, developed an alleged theoretical-political plan to conquer the world. This plan has been further developed and supplemented during time. From this emerged the alleged Protocols of the Wise of Zion, which describes how the Zionists / Wise Men conquer the world, according to the pamphlet. Furthermore, ...

  2. I. Nachwort zum Nilus-Buch (Engl. National-Bibliothek)

    1. Judge Hadassa Ben-Itto collection 1926-2018

    The file contains a translation from a Russian original document into German. The documents was translated in 1934 as evidence for the Bern trail. The original document was published in Russian in 1902. The document is an anti-Semitic pamphlet. It describes how the Zionist community, in 929 BC, developed an alleged theoretical-political plan to conquer the world. This plan has been further developed and supplemented during time. From this emerged the alleged Protocols of the Wise of Zion, which describes how the Zionists / Wise Men conquer the world, according to the pamphlet. Furthermore, ...

  3. I. Nachwort zum Nilus-Buch (Engl. National-Bibliothek)

    1. The Protocols of the Elders of Zion

    The file contains a translation from a Russian original document into German. The documents was translated in 1934 as evidence for the Bern trail. The original document was published in Russian in 1902. The document is an anti-Semitic pamphlet. It describes how the Zionist community, in 929 BC, developed an alleged theoretical-political plan to conquer the world. This plan has been further developed and supplemented during time. From this emerged the alleged Protocols of the Wise of Zion, which describes how the Zionists / Wise Men conquer the world, according to the pamphlet. Furthermore, ...

  4. Nationalsozialismus gegen Liberalismus

    1. The Alfred Wiener documents collection

    The file contains the cover sheet of the book 'Nationalsozialismus gegen Liberalismus', by Ludwig Prager and published by 'Eher' in München 1933. Furthermore a photocopy regarding general information of the book, like the location and the system number, is attached. The book itself discusses the new and pulsing economic life in Germany since January 30th 1933. The main idea is to show and explain the theories of nationalism and liberalism. The author has a critical look at both theories in connection to business studies as well as to the econimic system in Germany during that years, whereat...

  5. [Jewish authors in citations, Hebrew language curriculum in schools before 1937, "Stürmerbibliothek" (2003)]

    1. Research files: research conducted by the JCIO and the Wiener Library

    The file consists of three letters regarding „secret“ rules for citations of Jewish authors by the office of der Reichs- u. Preussische Minister für Wissenschaft, Erziehung und Volksbildung from 5.6.1937. The second letter includes a reprint of the letter by Prof. Baumgärtel arguing the necessity of Hebrew language teaching at German high schools, to ensure the high level of the academic standing of German Orientalists. The request was denied by the office of der Reichs- u. Preussische Minister für Wissenschaft, Erziehung und Volksbildung. The file also includes a newspaper article from the...