Abominable yet true / Eustace Mullins.

Purports to be a speech by Rabbi Emanuel Rabinovitch, given in Budapest, Hungary, January 12, 1952, concerning the Jewish plans to incite a third world war and their subsequent take-over of the world.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Mullins, Eustace, 1923-2010 (Author)
Corporate Author:	Women's Voice (Chicago, Ill.) (Issuing body)
Language:	English
Published:	Chicago : Women's Voice, 1952.
Subjects:	Rabinovitch, Emanuel, > Rabbi (Fictitious character) World War III. Anti-Jewish propaganda. Anti-Jewish literature.
Genre:	Anti-Jewish literature.
Physical Description:	1 folded sheet ; 18 cm
Format:	Book

Description
Summary:	Purports to be a speech by Rabbi Emanuel Rabinovitch, given in Budapest, Hungary, January 12, 1952, concerning the Jewish plans to incite a third world war and their subsequent take-over of the world.
Note:	Caption title. Reprinted from the May, 1952, issue of Women's Voice Authorship credited to Eustace Mullins. Anti-semitic tract.
Call Number:	DS141 .M855 1952