Jewish power derives from Jewish money. But how do Jews become so wealthy? What, exactly, is the secret to their remarkable success? Around 100 years ago, a prominent German critic of the Jews, Theodor Fritsch, began to closely observe Jewish business practices and methods, with the aim of truly understanding how this foreigner on German land could manage to acquire so much wealth so quickly. Himself a businessman, Fritsch had ample, first-hand experience dealing with Jews, and he came to develop a keen insight into their various manipulations, trickery, deceit, and immorality—the very things that led to their fabulous ‘success.’
Long out of print and conveniently forgotten by mainstream scholars, The Riddle of the Jews’ Success brings into sharp relief a whole range of nefarious Jewish practices, all of which have echoes down to the present. It is truly astonishing how many current Jewish tactics have their roots in the much simpler life of early 20th century Germany. Most striking of all, we obtain here a firm grasp on exactly how coarsened, how degraded, and how humiliating modern life has become, thanks to Jewish commerce. Much of modern society has been dragged through the mud, and continues to be so, as a direct consequence of Jewish financial manipulations.
In a straightforward and clear manner, Theodor Fritsch provides us with many lessons for the modern day.
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Quite a fascinating read on Fritsch's breakdown about how the Jews as a foreign people are able to rise up and succeed. A perfect paperback for long winter evenings.