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"All Radicals Are Jews"
Seagle, William | October 5, 1932 issue

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The prejudice of every period seems to be expressed in terms of its chief preoccupation. The blood accusation against the Jew was a natural libel of the age of faith. The dogmas of religion have been refined, and in the process the grosser myths have been banished. But the Jew is still a useful scapegoat in the social amenities of the twentieth century. The action of social as well as psychological forces is so complex that the radicalism of the Jew must necessarily be regarded in terms of each individual equation. Without doubt many Jews are radicals. But until it is possible to investigate the question of Jewish radicalism upon the basis of extensive statistics, no very definite tendency toward radicalism can be established.

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RADICALISM; CHARGES & specifications (Courts-martial); JEWS; RELIGION; STATISTICS; TWENTIETH century
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