Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich: Verfilmungsprojekt"Die Protokolle der Weisen von Zio"; Weltdienst 1935; 1939-1940
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This file contains 9 reports and some letters published by the Welt-Dienst in Erfurt, Germany. The documents are published in German, English, Russian and French in 1938. The Welt-Dienst was an anti-Semitic Newspaper, published twice a month in Germany and in several other countries, as well as in 8 different languages. The news bureau was founded in 1933 by Ulrich Fleischhauer in Erfurt and a the magazine of the same name was published first in December 1933 by Fleischhauers U. Bodung-Verlag. The editors of the magazine also organized international anti-Semitic congresses and Fleischhauer also appeared as an expert in the Bern trail. From 1937 the magazine came under the influence of Alfred Rosenberg, the leading ideologist of the NSDAP. Under the direction of Rosenberg, the distribution increased to 21 languages. In 1939, the editors moved to Frankfurt am Main in the same building as the newly founded institute for the study of the 'Jewish question' and received within the office Rosenberg the designation"Office for Jewish and Masonic question". The report informs about several topics to propagate its antisemitic view. For example, an article about Trotsky-Bronstein, the Jewish World Revolutionary, as Welt-Dienst calls him. Or about alleged Jewish incidents in the world. In Spain, for example, the arms trade is in the hands of Jews. Or Jews interfering in international politics to get closer to their alleged world domination. In addition, the Welt-Dienst friends are repeatedly called to solidarity. Either to support other anti-Semitic magazines or associations, as well as publications and institutions; or to donate money directly, such as to the contributors of the Bern trial.
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