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...with me." Said Grossadmiral Doenitz' lawyer: "My client would have a good chance to be acquitted if the judges were Allied naval officers." The other accused were feverishly working on defense arguments ranging from blaming it all on Hitler to proving that once they were kind to a Jew...
...Minister, Count Galeazzo Ciano, that the Spanish terms were high, and that whenever during the Civil War he asked for repayment from the Spaniards for his help they promptly transferred the conversation to high, idealistic grounds. He growled: "As a German one feels toward the Spanish almost like a Jew who wants to make business out of the holiest possessions of mankind...
...fellow teachers and several of her pupils testified that she had sneered at Italian-Americans as "greasy foreigners," had declared tolerance "bunk," and said that "democracy would never succeed in America." The principal charge: that Miss Quinn had written on the blackboard six sentences out of a Jew-baiting leaflet, The First Americans. These sentences overgenerously credited Irish-Americans with killing the first Jap, sinking the first battleship, carrying out the first FT raid, bagging the first Jap plane, capturing the first German spy, winning the first presidential citation. She left out the anti-Semitic punch line, but her critics...
...true that had the correspondents had unlimited space they probably could have pulled the good-natured General out of the soup the first day. They could have reported for instance that when I asked him if he blamed the Jews for trying to get out of Poland, he answered: "Absolutely not. If I were a Jew I would...
...Price. Rich's had come a long way since it was founded in 1867 by an 18-year-old Hungarian-born Jew. While other merchants haggled with customers, set a different price for everyone, Morris Rich tagged his merchandise, stuck to a one-price policy. He capitalized on the fact that Rich's was on the wrong side of the tracks to capture the trade of low-salaried Atlantans, snooted the carriage trade. Rich's kept its customers by reversing the slogan of Manhattan's R. H. Macy & Co. ("No one is in debt to Macy...