The Jewish War of Survival

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Contrary to popular opinion, the Second World War was not fought to preserve democracy, but to save the Jews from Hitler. Great Britain was forced into the conflict by intense Jewish pressure. Singerman #0658 "The appalling events which have taken place in Europe since the Spring of 1945 are sufficient justification for all that I have written. As long ago as 1924 I stated that there are two things worse, even, than war. The one is INJUSTICE. The other is a Bolshevist Peace! ARNOLD LEESE 22nd December 1945" PREFACE. CHAPTER I. We Fought to Save Poland's Independence. CHAPTER II. "We Are Fighting In Defense of Freedom" (Lord Halifax). CHAPTER III. "We Are Fighting for Peace" (Lord Halifax). CHAPTER IV. "We Are Meeting a Challenge to Our Own Security" (Lord Halifax). CHAPTER V. "We Are Defending the Rights [of] All Nations to Live Their Own Lives" and "Fighting Against Substitution of Brute Force for Law As the Arbiter Between Nations" (Lord Halifax). CHAPTER VI. "We Are Fighting Against the Violation of the Sanctity of Treaties and Disregard of the Pledged Word". CHAPTER VII. "We Are Fighting Today for the Preservation of Christian Principles" (The (London) Times, 17th Feb. 1940). CHAPTER VIII. "We Are Fighting As Our Fathers Fought to Uphold the Doctrine That All Men Are Equal In the Sight of God" (Franklin D. Roosevelt, 6th Jan. 1942). CHAPTER IX. "We Are Fighting for Democracy. CHAPTER X. The Theory That High Finance Caused the War. CHAPTER XI. The Object Is to Destroy Fascism and Hitlerism. CHAPTER XII. Unprepared and Blindfolded. CHAPTER XIII. Hitler Always Knew His Real Enemy. CHAPTER XIV. Hitler Wanted Peace With Britain. CHAPTER XV. How Britain Was Egged On to Make War. CHAPTER XVI. The Jews Acknowledge Their Power and Threaten. CHAPTER XVII. The Jews Declare War. CHAPTER XVIII. The Jewish War. CHAPTER XIX. The Peace: Britain Defeated--Whoever Wins. CHAPTER XX. Conclusion. APPENDICES: I. The War of Extermination. II. What the World Rejected: Hitler's Peace Offer of April 1, 1936. III. The Nuremberg Trial. IV. New Appointments. Bibliography. INDEX.