International Jew Volumes I and II

The only complete set of all 80 unexpurgated articles published by the famous American industrialist and automobile manufacturer Henry Ford in his Dearborn Independent newspaper between 1920 and 1922.

The topics included foreign and domestic politics, finance, the movie industry, stage and theater, the agricultural sector, media control and manufacturing, and contains by far the best analysis of how the United States was systematically taken over by Jews after they were allowed to immigrate to that than country in large numbers in the late 19th century.

The work's reach was worldwide and was quoted in Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf. Henry Ford's picture hung in Hitler's office, and in July 1938, the German consul at Cleveland gave Ford, on his 75th birthday, the award of the Grand Cross of the German Eagle, the highest medal Nazi Germany could bestow on a foreigner.

The 80 articles were later republished in book form but were severely redacted and edited, with an severely abridged version becoming the most widely circulated copy.

Originally published by The Dearborn Independent as a four volume set, this new completely reset edition combines all the volumes into a handy two volume version, without losing any of the text. Completely reset and hand-edited.

Volume I and II contains the first 42 articles, while the companion Volume III and IV contain the remaining 38 articles.

Cover image: A poster from the Nazi film The Eternal Jew (1940) which used material from Ford's books.

Singurul set complet din toate cele 80 de articole neexpurgate publicate de celebrul industrial american si producator de automobile Henry Ford in ziarul sau Dearborn Independent intre 1920 si 1922. Subiectele includeau politica externa si interna, finantele, industria cinematografica, scena si teatrul, agricultura sectorul, controlul mass-media si productia, si contine de departe cea mai buna analiza a modului in care Statele Unite au fost preluate in mod sistematic de evrei dupa ce li s-a permis sa emigreze in acea tara decat o tara in numar mare la sfarsitul secolului al XIX-lea. a fost citat in Mein Kampf, de Adolf Hitler.