Attached is a 1915 magazine article on anti-Semitism
“In the calamity of war we act now as if we were one heart and one soul with the Jews. However, and I am pained to say it, I must declare that the Jewish question remains and will perhaps, just because of the war, become still more acute. The Jews are a foreign people and are our opponents in France, Russia and England, together with the enormous means at their disposal.”
“Indeed, it is not a new story. Modern Anti-Semitism was born in Prussia. When the present German mood was being formed, Nietzsche said:
“History is actually written on Imperial German and Anti-Semetic lines, and Herr von Treitschke is not ashamed of himself.”
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