Ethnicity

Werner Sombart was a German economist who published this book in 1911. (My review is based on the 1982 edition). I summarize the relevant points. Far from being anti-Semitic or proto-Nazi, Sombart is careful about accepting accusations against Jews as fact, and he offers a consistently positive "spin" to the Jewish commercial conduct.
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This Polish-language scholarly book is not for the politically correct. Nor is it for those steeped in the standard narrative, endlessly promoted by academia and media, of the innocent-victim Jew and the villainous Catholic Pole. Author Pluzanski is unafraid to call a spade a spade—the ZYDOKOMUNA (Judeo-Bolshevism: p. 365). >>more...

correction you must know.Jeshajahu Weinberg at once informs the reader about the scope of the USHMM (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum): >>more...

It’s worth to remaind  that ,after the completion in 1924the  repatriation, on the basis of the Treaty of Riga (1921),  in the Soviet Union remained  about  1.1-1.2 million Poles. Most (approximately 900-950 thousand)  they lived in Ukraine and Belarus occupied at that time by Soviet UNIon .,  Mostof them   had been  the peasants (approx. 80%), conquered eastern territories in the 17th-18th century, and most often in areas before and the cutting of Polish and Soviet-Polish border. There were also Polish population in large cities, such as Kiev or Minsk, Leningrad and Moscow. In Russia alone, in Transcaucasia and Siberia was a total about  200 thousand Poles as remains of previous deportation, or migrants from former Polish teritories. >>more...

JEWS ACTIVELY UPHOLD JEWISH ECONOMIC PRIVILEGES. (WHY JEWS WERE BOYCOTTED)

The author dissents from the notion that Jews created capitalism. Instead, Katz sees Jews as eventual large-scale participants in the pre-existing gentile-created state capitalism and free-market capitalism. (pp. 45-on). >>more...

In the Translator’s Preface, Marvin S. Zuckerman writes, “The Bund played a leading role in the 1905 revolution throughout the Russian Empire.” (p. xv). This confirms the tsarist-Russian accusations. Translator Zuckerman also realizes that the split, between the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks, occurred when Lenin would not recognize a specifically-Jewish Socialist labor movement. (p. xviii). A few Bundist leaders (Henryk Erlich and Vladimir Medem) also said that Communism has concentrated its power in too few hands. (p. xix). More on this later. >>more...

A Leading Rabbi Condemns the Cult of the Holocaust; Is Frank About Onetime Bribery of High-Level Gentiles, and Tax Evasion >>more...

As with author Kevin MacDonald’s other books, this one is jam-packed with information and supported by hundreds of scholarly sources of information. Whether agreeing with MacDonald or not, the reader will find his works stimulating. [See my reviews of his other books]. >>more...

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Most Americans would be shocked and disturbed to learn that the harsh rhetoric of virulent anti-Semitism is alive and thriving in Israel. >>more...