"Are These Things So?": being a reply to this question propounded by a Jewish high priest of the first Christian martyr 1900 years ago: a study in modern termites of the Homo Sapiens type.

SANCTUARY, Eugene Nelson.

Published by [New York:] World Alliance Against Jewish Aggressiveness, [1934]

About this Item

First edition, first printing, of this virulently anti-Semitic book, including the folding chart illustrating how the secret order of the Illuminati plan to destroy civilization. The author (1870-1957) headed the organization American Christian Defenders and accused President Roosevelt of conspiring to turn America into a Jewish state. He self-published the book under his imprint World Alliance Against Jewish Aggressiveness. His efforts to form a united fascist movement in the United States eventually led to his indictment for sedition in January 1942. The book condemns the Jews (conspiring termites), progressive educators (termites in education), and liberal theologians (religious termites), alongside free masons and international bankers, placing them all within a vast conspiracy to promote Jewish Bolshevism. Germany is applauded for crushing its "termites", which offers a model to the US. The author vindicates the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and warns of sinister occult forces. Octavo. Original blue cloth, front cover lettered in black. With loosely inserted folding chart. Spine a little darkened, extremities rubbed. A very good copy.

Seller Inventory # 190497

Bibliographic Details

• Title: "Are These Things So?": being a reply to this question propounded by a Jewish high priest of the first Christian martyr 1900 years ago: a study in modern termites of the Homo Sapiens type.
• Publisher: [New York:] World Alliance Against Jewish Aggressiveness, [1934]
• Edition: 1st Edition