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Never before published pictures of Adolph Hitler

Four PDF’s collection of pictures of Adolph Hitler never seen before by Heinrich Hoffmann. http://archive.org/details/HoffmannHeinrich

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May 5, 2012   Posted in: Anti-Semitism, Anti-Semitism News, Discrimination News, Hate Speech, Holocaust, Holocaust Denial, Holocaust Revisionism, Jewish, Jewish American Heritage Month, Jewish Heritage, Jewish History, Jews, Judaism, White Nationalism, White Supremacism  Comments Closed

This Day in Jewish History: The Pedophile Scandal, Leo Frank B’nai B’rith President Arrested April 29 for Raping and Strangling 13-year Old Girl

In his 742 page magnum opus about the Leo Frank case, author Steve Oney shamelessly failed to inform the reader of who ultimately solved the Mary Phagan murder mystery in 1913. Spoiler Alert: Leo Frank made an admission during his trial that amounted to a murder confession. On Monday morning April 28, 1913, Leo Frank [...]

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April 29, 2012   Posted in: ADL, Anti-Defamation League, Anti-Semitism, Anti-Semitism News, B'nai B'rith, David Duke, Holocaust Denial, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish, Jewish American Heritage Month, Jewish Heritage, Jewish History, Jews, Judaism, KKK, Leo Frank, Racism News, Racist News, White Nationalism, White Supremacism, William Luther Pierce, Zionism  Comments Closed

This Day in Jewish American History April 26, 1913, Leo Frank bludgeoned, Raped and Strangled 13-year old Mary Phagan

Confederate Memorial Day, Saturday April 26, 1913, in the National Pencil Company factory of Atlanta, Georgia, 99 years ago today (2012), 29-year old Leo Frank violently beat, raped and strangled 13-year old Mary Phagan. Leo Frank offered $200 to his African-American janitor, Jim Conley, to drag Phagan 150 feet face down across the hard dirt [...]

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April 26, 2012   Posted in: ADL, Anti-Defamation League, Anti-Semitism, Anti-Semitism News, Ashkenazi, B'nai B'rith, Censorship, Holocaust, Jewish, Jewish American Heritage Month, Jewish Heritage, Jewish History, Jews, Judaism, KKK, Leo Frank, Race Relations, White Nationalism, White Supremacism, Zionism  Comments Closed

April 17, This Day in Jewish History: Leo Frank was Born in 1884

The Murder of Little Mary Phagan written by Mary Phagan Kean, Publisher: New Horizon Press; 1st edition (September 15, 1989). The book, ‘The Murder of Little Mary Phagan’ authored by Mary Phagan Kean (b. 1953), the great grand niece of little Mary Phagan (June 1, 1899 to April 26, 1913) is perhaps the most even-handed [...]

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April 17, 2012   Posted in: ADL, Anti-Defamation League, Anti-Semitism, Anti-Semitism News, B'nai B'rith, Christian, Jewish, Jewish American Heritage Month, Jewish Heritage, Jewish History, Jews, Judaism, KKK, Leo Frank, Multicultural News  Comments Closed

“The Relationship Between Judaism and Freemasonry”

“The Relationship Between Judaism and Freemasonry” Here is a chapter from my newest book, The Occult War, Exploring the Hidden Components of History and Current Events. Click below to read. http://www.gnosticliberationfront.com/relationship_between_judaism.htm This link will also take you to my other archived essays and articles. For those who prefer the Adobe pdf format, it is attached. [...]

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March 27, 2012   Posted in: Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed

Alien Nation by Peter Brimelow

http://www.archive.org/details/Alien_Nation Alien Nation By Peter Brimelow E pluribus unum no more? Like most other recent immigrants, former Englishman Brimelow thinks U.S. immigration policy badly needs reforming. Immigration is too high to begin with, he says, but also too many unskilled workers are coming, legally as well as illegally, as are too many persons whose ethnicities [...]

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February 18, 2012   Posted in: ADL, Anti-Defamation League, Anti-Semitism, Anti-Semitism News, Race Relations, Racism News, Racist News, White Nationalism, White Supremacism, Zionism  Comments Closed

Soft on Anti-Semitism?

GOP presidential candidates Michele Bachmann and Mitt Romney claim that the U.S. ambassador to Belgium “justified” and “downplayed” anti-Semitism and blamed it on “Israel’s actions toward the Palestinians.” We find that to be a one-sided interpretation of what was actually said. Others may view Ambassador Howard Gutman’s remarks differently than … More >>

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December 18, 2011   Posted in: Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed

US backs ambassador after anti-Semitism comments

The Obama administration says it has full confidence in the U.S. ambassador to Belgium, despite comments he made about anti-Semitism that prompted angry responses from Jewish groups and Republicans.

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December 11, 2011   Posted in: Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed

Obama Ambassador Under Fire For Comments on Anti-Semitism

Republicans are urging President Obama to reconsider his ambassador to Belgium after the ambassador told a conference in Europe that Israel is causing a new and understandable strain of anti-Semitism among Muslims in Europe, altogether separate from traditional hatred of Jews.

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Romney, Gingrich call for firing of U.S. ambassador after anti-Semitism remarks

Two of the GOP’s leading presidential hopefuls are calling for President Obama to dismiss his ambassador to Belgium after remarks on anti-Semitism made by the envoy last week at a European Jewish Union conference . “President Obama must fire his ambassador to Belgium for rationalizing and playing down anti-Semitism and linking it to Israeli policy [...]

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December 11, 2011   Posted in: Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed

Envoy’s anti-Semitism analysis creates new problem for Obama administration with Jewish groups

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama’s ambassador to Belgium has given Republicans heavy fodder for criticism by linking Israeli government policy with rising anti-Jewish sentiment among Europe’s Muslims — an argument that has angered Jewish groups and given the Obama administration a new headache as it seeks to counter Republican claims that it is anti-Israel. Read [...]

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Envoy’s anti-Semitism remarks a problem for Obama

President Barack Obama’s ambassador to Belgium has given Republicans heavy fodder for criticism by linking Israeli government policy with rising anti-Jewish sentiment among Europe’s Muslims — an argument that has angered Jewish groups and given the Obama administration a new headache as it seeks to counter Republican claims that it is anti-Israel.

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U.S. won’t dismiss official following anti-Semitism comment

The United States won’t take action against the American envoy to Belgium over his recent and controversial comments on anti-Semitism, a top U.S. official said on Monday.

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US backs envoy after anti-Semitism remarks

President Barack Obama’s administration on Monday rejected Republican calls to fire the US ambassador to Belgium after he said that the Middle East conflict was partly to blame for anti-Semitism.

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US Ambassador Under Fire for Anti-Semitism Comments

The US Ambassador to Belgium, Howard Gutman, finds himself under fire this morning for comments he made about the roots of some Muslim anti-Semitism, comments the White House distanced itself from. Yedioth Ahronoth, an Israeli newspaper, reported Friday that Gutman told a conference that —…

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US Ambassador Under Fire for Comments on Anti-Semitism*

The US Ambassador to Belgium, Howard Gutman, finds himself under fire this morning for comments he made about the roots of some Muslim anti-Semitism, comments the White House distanced itself from. Yedioth Ahronoth, an Israeli newspaper, reported Friday that Gutman told a conference that —…

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Orthodox Lawyer Suspended After Lying About Anti-Semitism

Injecting anti-semitism into a traffic stop didn’t work too well for Mel Gibson, and one Queens lawyer who pulled a “reverse Gibson” on a New Jersey state trooper has been suspended from practicing law. Elliot Dear, an orthodox Jew, was pulled over for driving 84 mph in a 55 zone in 2007. The Post reports [...]

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December 10, 2011   Posted in: Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed

AJC’s Andrew Baker Urges Helsinki Commission to Combat European Anti-Semitism

NEW YORK, Dec. 2, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Rabbi Andrew Baker, AJC’s director of international Jewish affairs, today appealed to the U.S. Helsinki Commission to help combat anti-Semitism fueled by media and politicians in Europe, and to prevent deadly violence such rhetoric can…

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December 4, 2011   Posted in: Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed

Anti-Semitism in the Arab Spring

It’s no longer deniable — though some people insist on denying it — that anti-Semitism has…

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Rutgers University Anti-Semitism Allegation Investigated By U.S. Department Of Education

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights is investigating Rutgers University for its response to alleged anti-Semitic harassment, according to documents obtained by The Huffington Post.

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White House condemns Belgium envoy’s anti-Semitism remarks

The White House distanced itself from its ambassador to Belgium, who said the Israel Palestinian conflict is the cause of Muslim anti-Semitism.

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December 4, 2011   Posted in: Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed

Report shows anti-Semitism is strong in Germany

Anti-Semitism remains a serious problem in Germany, according to the first report issued by a national commission of experts.

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November 20, 2011   Posted in: Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed

Conversations With America: Recent Trends in Anti-Semitism

MS. BENTON: Hello and welcome to the U.S. Department of State. This is Conversations With America, a discussion between a top State Department official and an NGO leader, where you can watch and participate in the dialogue.

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November 20, 2011   Posted in: Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed

Report: Anti-Semitism strong in Germany

Anti-Semitism remains a serious problem in Germany, according to the first report issued by a national commission. About 20 percent of the German population holds strongly anti-Semitic views, says the 188-page report delivered last week to the German Bundestag.

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November 20, 2011   Posted in: Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed

Poll on anti-Semitism sparks discussion

More than 500 people gathered at Faneuil Hall last night to hear a panel of community and civic leaders discuss recent trends in anti-Semitism.

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November 20, 2011   Posted in: Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed


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