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2 Socialism versus anarchism An address De Leon, Daniel Edinburgh 3 Statements and resolutions adopted by the third world conference of the Bund April 8-15, 1955 - Montreal, Canada Various New York, N.Y. 1955 4 These are the FACTS, Mr. President A radio-TV address Randall, Clarence B. New York, N.Y. 1952 5 Intolerance Your greatest enemy New York, N.Y. >1944 6 World's wonder ships, U.S.A. >1940 7 Conquest of the North Atlantic Cunard line England >1955 8 France resurgent London 1943 9 Europas Erbfeind: England die englische Europapolitik im Spiegel der Geschichte Ziegfeld, A. Hillen Berlin >1940 10 New songland Various U.S.A. 11 Patriotic songs of America Various Boston, MA 1928 12 Germany, Israel, and the Jews Brandt, Willy Berlin 1961 13 Desecration Twenty years of Jordanian 'guardianship' Israel 1967 14 Eichmann Trial and the rule of law, Rogat, Yosal Santa Barbara, CA 1961 15 Jewish labor bund 1897-1957 New York, N.Y. 1958 16 Mass extermination of Jews in German occupied Poland Note addressed to the goverments of the United Nations on December 10th, 1942, and other documemts Various London; New York 17 Three gifts Peretz, I. L. London 18 Literacy test readings New York, N.Y. 19 Sweden Review of commercial conditions - February 1945 London 1945 20 Italy's struggle for liberation Various London 21 Struggle for revolutionary socialism, Ehrlich, Heinrich 1934 22 Zionism for our day Sultanik, Kalman, Editor New York, N.Y. 1960 23 Tory swindle, 1951-1959 London 24 To keep Berlin free Washington, D.C. >1959 25 R.M.S. "Queen Elizabeth" Guide to accommodation and general information for passengers England 26 Fact sheet on Soviet Jewry New York, N.Y. 1970 27 Europe's free press The underground newspapers of occupied lands described as far as the censor premits by Vincent Brome Brome, Vincent London >1942 28 Leopard and the spots, Selected extracts from "Lessons of my life" Vansittart, Rt. Hon. Lord London; New York >1942 29 German Lebensraum, Dickinson, Robert E. Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England 1943 30 Germany and the Hitlerite state Bell, G. K. A., D.D., the Bishop of Chichester London 1944 31 Problem of minorities, And how to solve it after the War Rosenberg, John J., B.A. and Gustaw Rosenberg, D.C.L. London 1943 32 About Belgium Huysmans, Camille London; New York >1944 33 German octopus, Vansittart, Rt. Hon. Lord London; New York 34 Oppressed minority? Koegler, Franz London; New York >1938 35 Crescendo Germans B.C. 100 - A.D. 1944 Godden, G. M. London; New York >1944 36 German industry on the warpath 1860-1939 Menne, Bernhard London; New York >1942 37 Russian Jews in the war, Various London 38 Anti-Jewish agitation in Poland Prewar Fascists and Nazi collaborators ni unity of action with Antisemites from the rants of the Polish Communist Party Wiesenthal, Simon >1949 39 The Anti-Jewish campaign in present-day Poland Facts, documents, press reports London 1968 40 Gollancz in German wonderland Geyer, Curt and Walter Loeb London; New York >1942 41 Soviet Jews Fact and fiction Moscow 42 Soviet Jews reject Zionist "protection" Novosti Press Agency round-table discussion February 5, 1971 Moscow 1971 43 First to fight Jordan, Peter London 1943 44 Planning of world trade Cole, G. D. H. London >1945 45 Post-war relief and rehabilitation of European Jewry Memorandum submitted to the Council of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration New York, N.Y. 46 Anti-Sovietism Profession of Zionists Bolshakov, V. Moscow 1971 47 Case of Dr. Bruening Menne, Bernhard London; New York >1939 48 German Communists Spartakus London; New York >1944 49 Aggression The origin of Germany's war machine Lehmann-Russbueldt, O. London; New York >1938 50 Hitler's new order - Kaiser's old order Geyer, Curt London; New York >1942 51 How to deal with Germany A plan for European peace Layton, Sir Walter London >1943 52 Stop them now German mass-murder of Jews in Poland London >1942 53 "All the Germans" - are they really guilty? Litten, Irmgard London 1945 54 Peace verboten Smith, Rennie London; New York >1942 55 Progress to world peace Bieligk, K. F. London; New York >1945 56 Our settlement with Germany Brailsford, H. N. Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England 1944 57 Next Germany A basis of discussion on peace in Europe Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England 1943 58 The Jewish intellectual, the university, and the Jewish community Washington, D.C. 1964 59 Plot to save Eichmann Smith, John Chicago 1961 60 Jewish future Scherer, Emanuel London 61 Why Norway? Fridtjof London; New York >1942 62 300 million slaves and serfs Labour under the Fascist new economic order Kuczynski, Jurgen London >1942 63 Report on Greece Barry, Gerald London >1945 64 Haggadah for the American family Berkowitz, Martin Merion, PA 1963 65 Disengagement in Europe An examination of the proposals put forward since the war for re-unifying Germany and liberating Eastern Europe from Communist control Howard, Michael London 1958 66 Turkey The modern miracle Tomlin, E. W. F. London 1940 67 Ghetto fights Edelman, Marek New York, N.Y. 1946 68 Warsaw ghetto uprising New York, N.Y. 1973 69 Background of unrest Abrahams, A. London >1945 70 Let my people go some practical proposals for dealing with Hitler's Massacre of the Jews and an appeal to the British Public Gollancz, Victor London 1943 71 What Buchenwald Really Means Gollancz, Victor London n.d. 72 Roots of the Trouble Lord Vansittart London n.d. 73 Hungary's Alibi Faber, W. S. London 1944 74 The Disease of Anti-semitism Diagnosis. Symptoms. Crisis. A Remedy. World Jewish Congress (British Section) London 1944 75 Annual Report 1943 London Committee of Deputies of the British Jews (Board of Deputies of British Jews) London 1944

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