Delve into the controversial issue of Jewish influence in American society with this provocative collection of essays by Henry Ford's newspaper The Dearborn Independent. Originally published in the early twentieth century, these articles offer a scathing critique of Jewish financial, cultural, and political power, and their alleged negative impact on American life. Despite its controversial content and questionable accuracy, this book remains an important historical document and a valuable source of insight into the social and ideological tensions of the early twentieth century.

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