Hitler’s Anti-Semitism Still Alive and Kicking in Europe
June 10, 2011
Hitler’s Anti-Semitism Still Alive and Kicking in Europe
An original diatribe against the Jews written by Adolph Hitler himself is due to be unveiled at New York’s Simon Wiesenthal Center in July. The Gemlich letter, named for the man to whom it was sent in 1919, is considered Hitler’s first known anti-Semitic writing. The document’s revelation comes at a time when anti-Semitism is once again sliding through Europe, hissing in ways that are hardly harmless.
The Simon Wiesenthal Center, a human rights organization that confronts anti-Semitism and stands with Israel and the Jewish people around the globe, paid $150,000 for what is believed to be Hitler’s first anti-Semitic discourse – signed and everything. In the Gemlich letter, Hitler accuses the Jews of being an alien race involved in the unscrupulous pursuit of money and power. He advocates legislation against them, the ultimate objective of which must be “the irrevocable removal of the Jews in general.”
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