The Aryan race, Christian culture, and the Jewish problem - an anti-Semitic publication. Erfurt 1938

The Aryan race, Christian culture, and the Jewish problem - an anti-Semitic publication. Erfurt 1938

VOLL-ZIONISMUS? Arisch Rasse, Christliche Kultur und das Juden problem - "Complete Zionism? The Aryan Race, Christian Culture, and the Jewish Problem", by Egon van Winghene Rotterdam, Ulrich Bodung Verlag, Erfurt, 1938.

On the first page, the author dedicates the essay to pro-Nazi associations in France, England, Switzerland and Germany. And writes that his bold and "clear" style is intended for his fellow Aryans in the various national. And that he summarizes the solution to what he calls "the Jewish problem". He presents the Jewish race as the greatest threat to the "Aryan-Christian culture", especially in the last 150 years since they were emancipated, and became an integral part of German culture, and calls international Jewry the "pioneer of chaos", which threatens to completely destroy the "magnificent" Aryan culture. The book is full of violent and sarcastic anti-Semitic expressions, for example he writes: "If someone will ask me, 'Are you anti-Semitic? I answer: I am fighting against the Jewish spirit that has infiltrated our culture, and the bearer of this spirit, i.e. all of Judaism. I hate Jews pathologically." After a long and detailed anti-Semitic treatise, the author calls for practical measures to be taken against the Jews: not to marry Jews, not to associate with them, to exclude converted Jews from Aryan society, to exclude from Aryan society Jews who have changed their names to German names, printing lists of Jews found in all countries (!!!) includes employment registers, a call for distancing and social isolation, a merciless economic boycott, confiscation of Jewish assets, expulsion of Jews from population centers, and writes: "Even if this goal still seems very distant and almost utopian, it is the desired ideal" (the words were already written in the edition The first came out in 1927, and were put into practice a few years later with the rise of the Nazi party to power).

In addition, the author frequently warns against the rise of Zionism and calls Theodor Herzl and the leaders of Zionism various derogatory terms. He writes that the whole purpose of Zionism is to inject the "Jewish poison" openly, and that if a Jewish state is established, this will pose a danger to the entire population of the world.

On the cover page next to the symbol of the swastika, the cross, and Star of David [The corresponding subjects of the booklet] appears a map of Madagascar, which refers to the Madagascar plan conceived by the Nazis to ethnically cleanse Europe of Jews by deporting them to the island of Madagascar. The plan was first devised in 1885 by the German anti-Semitic writer Paul de Lagarde. In the 1920s, the plan was brought up again by some British anti-Semites, and in Poland between the world wars, the plan was adopted by one of the far-right organizations under the slogan "Jews to Madagascar" (Żydzi na Madagaskar).

80 p. Good condition. Slight tears in the upper and lower part of the spine.