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The International Jew Vol 2: the World's Foremost Problem - Paperback

The International Jew Vol 2: the World's Foremost Problem - Paperback

$40.05

 

by Henry Ford Sr, (Author)

 

The International Jew Vol. 2: The World’s Foremost Problem is the second volume of the series published by Henry Ford (1863–1947), who purchased and published the weekly newspaper under The Dearborn Independent. Originally issued in 1921 as Jewish Activities in the United States, the material first appeared in that paper and was then collected as a separate volume.
This volume focuses on alleged Jewish activity inside the United States. It treats questions of national identity, New York finance and money power, wartime copper profits, control of the American theater and motion-picture industry, the New York Kehillah, demands for “Jewish rights” in schools and public life, the press, President Taft, the Morgenthau Report, and the Paris Peace Conference. The articles argue that organized Jewish influence shaped finance, entertainment, and politics far beyond its numbers.
Sovereign Archive Publishing is proud to offer this primary source from Ford’s Dearborn Independent campaign. The International Jew Vol. 2 remains essential reading for those studying 1920s American politics, mass-circulation journalism, and debates over finance, media, and institutional power.
Number of Pages: 260
Dimensions: 0.55 x 9.21 x 6.14 IN
Publication Date: September 09, 2021

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