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The Transfer Agreement and the Boycott Fever 1933 by Udo Walendy
The Transfer Agreement and the Boycott Fever 1933 by Udo Walendy
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This is a FACSIMILE REPRINT of an exceedingly difficult book to find.
1987 edition printed in 2025.
Please allow two weeks for the book to be delivered.
Note: This book is a reproduction of the historical text for academic, historical, or collector purposes.
8.5" x 11" / 41 pages in saddle-stitch printing
I have cleaned up this pamphlet as best I can; however, there are still smudges from photocopying (see pictures). The text is still completely readable.
The Transfer Agreement and the Boycott Fever 1933
This 40-page booklet goes into all of the pertinent background information regarding the declaration of war against Germany by self-described "World Jewry" or "Judea," and their global boycott of German goods and services, based upon anti-German propaganda. Their stated objective was to destroy Germany. They began to implement this plan as soon as the National Socialists came to power in order to undermine Hitler, and thereby, subvert the will of the German people who had elected his party and it's economic rescue plan.
Before Israel could become reality, it had to be populated. Many German Jews did not want to leave Germany even as the Nazis came to power. The call by international jewry to boycott German products left the German people in economic dire straits and inevitably strengthened anti-Semitic feelings, empowering Hitler and his movement. Hitler offered to pay to send Jews to Israel and many left.
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