Louis Nizer
What to Do With Germany (1944)
Horrifying, hate-filled, Jewish-authored book advocating genocide of the German (Amalek) people.
Introduction
"Peace hath her victories no less renowned than war", wrote John Milton.
The great tragedy of the twentieth century is that peace has suffered defeats even after wars have been won...
Johannes Kaps
The Tragedy of Silesia 1945-1946
A Special Survey Of The Archdiocese Of Breslau (1953)
Translated by Gladys H. Hartinger.
Foreword
We, the Catholic Bishops of Germany, feel we can no longer keep silent on the subject of the terrible fate which has befallen more than ten million people in the German eastern territories, ‐...
Louis Marschalko
The World Conquerors (1958)
From the Introduction
The Second World War was said to have been waged for "the rights of small nations," but the author, like countless other Hungarians, is literally "on the run from Communism." He has been living in exile since 1945 because of his anti-communist views. Although he was never a...
Eric D. Butler
Dialectics - Communist Instrument for World Conquest (1980)
The old saying that truth is stranger than fiction is strikingly confirmed by a study of the dynamic strategy and tactics by which the Communists have made giant strides towards their ultimate objective of complete world conquest. And yet, in spite of the disastrous re...
Henry H. Klein
A Jew Exposes the Jewish World Conspiracy (1946)
Sanhedrin Produced World Destruction
Now that the worst world war is over, it is well to know who caused it and why. For that reason I have written this article. - Henry H. Klein
Two thousand years ago, Jesus tried to save Jewish civilization. He advocated the law of God...
