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The "Vossische Zeitung" (circulation 75,000—90,000) was Th. Sternberg in Tokio. The circulation was over 300,000.
run by Jews whose numbers included Qeorg Bernhard AH these papers professed to be "bourgeois", while in the
(chief editor), Elbau (alias Mandelbaum), Misch, Guttmann, text and between the lines everything that was Communist
Bernauer, Caspary, Goldstein, Salomon, Osborn, Schulvater, and Bolshevist was fostered with a kindly hand and encou-
Wiesenthal and Eloesser. raged with benevolent applause.
The staff of the "B.Z. am Mittag" (circulation ca. 160,000) When the Bolshevist Soviet film "Cruiser Potemkin" came
included such Jews as Hollering, Falk, Jakobsohn, Kiaulehn, to Berlin, Alfred Kerr hailed it as "a marvel, a marvel!", as
Muhsam, Hackenberger, and others. if it were one of the eternal creations of art of all nations
For the "Tempo" (circulation 125,000) mention may be and times.
made of Gutmann, Jacobi, Lachmann, Lustig and Zucker- The staff of Mosse's "8-Uhr-Abendblatt", which belonged
kandl. to the Jew Victor Hahn and bore the grotesque sub-title of
The country population was worked upon through the "National Paper", included the following Jews: H. Zucker,
..Grune Post" (circulation 920,000), founded by the Jew F. Hirsch, Frankfurter, M. Hochdorf, E. Leimdorfer, L. Heller,
Richard Katz. F. Hollander, P. Pinthus and E. Neckarsulmer. The circulation
The "Berliner Iliustrirte Zeitung" had a circulation of was about 175,000.
1,750,000, while its effect was mainly based upon the attrac- The Jews span their web round the "Vorwarts", the
tion of sensational novels. The chief editor was a Jew named principal organ of the Social Democratic party, whose staff
Korff. There were, and still are, a considerable number of included the following Jews: Stampfer (chief editor), Lepere,
periodicals for special sets and Geyer, Schiff, Bernstein, Schi-
purposes ("Die Dame", "Die kowski, and Karstadt; while
Hausfrau", "Die Bauwelt", "Die Friedlander, Rabold, Kersten
How many Jews were there in the Directorate of
Verkehrstechnik"etc.).Tbe firm and Hurtig were on the staff
the Reichsrechtsanwaltskammer, the supreme
of Ullstein have their own news- of the "Welt am Abend", the
representative body of the lawyers?
service in the most important Communist evening paper, with
towns in all parts of the world. a circulation of 180,000. In many
Of fhe three members (chairman, business
They were represented by the cases there were dummy non-
manager and secretary), all 3, or 100 °/ , were
following Jews : L.Stahl inParis, Jewish editors, while, behind
R.Lewisohn in London, E.Wal- of Jewish origin the scenes, the Jew anony-
lenberg in New York, J. Birn- mously organized his campaign
baum in Warsaw, W. Stein in of class hatred. But the true
Moscow, K. Lahm in Vienna, and W. Neumann in Prague. German nation was condemned to immobility and silence,
During the last decades of the past century the Ullstein and a Swedish paper rightly described them as a "people
press fought hard on behalf of Marxist social democracy; in with severed vocal chords". During the period after the
1929 the firm made an agreement with the Social Democratic revolution, the Jews had even wormed their way into the
party, under which the "Berliner Morgenpost" was staffed official departments of the various ministries. Thus, in
with numerous Social Democratic sub-editors. The moral Prussia the Press Manager of the Minister President was a
views of the Ullstein editorial staff with regard to the obliga- Jew named Goslar, who was a Zionist in addition, while the
tion to tell the truth may be gathered from the principle Minister of the Interior's press-secretary was also a Jew,
proclaimed by the former chief editor of the "Vossische Zei- named Hirschfeld.
tung", the Jew Georg Bernhard, in No. 244 of 1925 of his But all these encroachments by Jewry, however much
paper "But who still enquires at all whether public opinion they tried the patience of the German nation, would not yet
is right or wrong? It is there, it has its way, and the judg- have led to counter-measures, if individual leading Jews had
ment of this public opinion is influenced by a few wire- not yielded to the inborn craving of their race for profit, even
pullers who, at great expense, have built up an extensive if it meant breaking the law. The Jews have consequently
press apparatus in various countries, by means of whose taken the lead in Germany in fhe domain of commercial cor-
loudspeakers they announce very andibly whatevertheylike." ruption. In the course of the decade since the Great War, such
But it was not a case of a few wire-pullers, but of a a number of cases of corruption have accumulated, whose
widely ramified organization. The firm of Ullstein was se- real authors have been Jews, that, by degrees, the wrath of
conded by the firm of Lachmann-Mosse. The eastern Jewish the extremely patient German people at this misuse of the
immigrant Ruben Moses, who soon assumed the name of right of hospitality in every form has come to a head. These
Rudolf Mosse, rose to power by means of offices where cases of corruption are also one of the decisive motives for
advertisements were collected for insertion. The mostwidely- the Jewish policy which has been adopted by the German
read paper belonging to this firm, the "international paper", Government.
was the "Berliner Tageblatt", founded in 1871 expressly "to
further the interests of- Jewry". In 1932 the editorial staff
The Jews as carriers of corruption
included the following Jews: Theodore Wolff (chief editor),
E. Feder, G. Stein, J. Schwab, F. Pinner, Priester, Topf, What Germany has witnessed, since the so-called revolu-
Goldstein, E. Hamburger, A. Kerr (alias Klempner), Alfred tion of 1918, in the way of corruption scandals, whose prime
Einstein, Sinsheimer, Jonas, and Mamlock. The foreign authors were all Jews without exception, probably exceeds
correspondents included the following Jews: A. Singer in in extent and number anything that has so far occurred in
Budapest, J. Schmerz in Bucharest, P. Block in Paris and the economic history of all nations.
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