Word: jewishness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Leon Blum last week to Geneva. There, while Sanctions are disposed of (see above), M. Blum proposed to lobby industriously in League corridors for creation of a United States of Europe. That France would make this move was announced to the Chamber in solemn terms last week by the Jewish Premier's obsequious Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos. Said he: "We shall ask for the convocation of the Commission of Study for a European Union that was created by Aristide Briand. This commission includes all European States, whether members of the League or not. Germany could therefore participate...
...came to believe that sinister international bankers were responsible for his financial difficulties, that these same bankers were fomenting world revolution for their own mysterious ends. When the roof leaked and the rain stained his bedroom ceiling, Bengt thought the stain looked like a mocking, Jewish profile. When his sister went to pieces, called him an affected young prig, he tried to remember to be ruthless, disciplined, to fix his eyes on the day the fascists would take power and all decay and misery would be swept out of Sweden. As he steeled himself for that Herculean task, life...
...seats in the hall, two-thirds were filled. By order of Chairman Fletcher the assembly stood, sang a verse of America. The Rev. Dr. Albert Joseph McCartney (Presbyterian) offered the first of a series of Convention prayers which included Methodist, Jewish and Roman Catholic-all of them indicating clearly that in 1936 God, if not victory, will be found on the side of the Republicans...
This was so definitely risky, so likely to turn the workers against the Jewish and Socialist Premier, that he hastily announced that "foreign agents provocateurs" were fomenting strikes. He cited one Greek agitator, hinted strongly that others were Nazis who had slipped in from Germany...
...once flushed President Herriot forced Deputy Vallat to modify his words into the more parliamentary form. "For the first time France will have its Disraeli! .. . I do not forget the valor of Jewish soldiers during the War, but I want to say what many people are thinking, our French peasants would rather be governed by a man of their own sturdy race than by a great intelligence which has been nurtured on the Talmud!" Other deputies not of the Left proceeded to chime in and soon new Premier Leon Blum had become so embarrassed that he withdrew briefly from...