Mayer Lehman of Lehman Brothers, slaveholder and exploiter of Black people
Rabbi Moses Maimonides: created the doctrine that Black people are sub-human, a concept which spread through the American South.
We are currently mailing Revisionist History Newsletter issue no. 54 (Sept. - October 2010) to subscribers. This issue is devoted to "Judaism in the American South after the Civil War.”
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"Judaism in the American South after the Civil War" by Michael Hoffman
This information is dynamite! Don’t miss it.
Here is true revisionist history: a reversal and overthrow of everything you thought you knew about Judaics and Judaism south of the Mason-Dixon line.
Contents include:
The South -- a Masonic Stronghold and a Judaic Eden
White Supremacist Judaism
Rabbinic Midrash in the American South
The Cotton Kingdom under Judaism
The Role of the Rothschild Dynasty
The Ku Klux Klan and its Rabbinic Supporters
A Meditation on Time's Ruins
This study constitutes an astounding and radically revisionist revelation of a hidden chapter in the secret history of Judaism in America.
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