Attention: From Jan: WANTED: The Book: THE JEWISH RELIGION: Its Influence Today by Elizabeth Dilling

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I’m looking for a PDF or a copy of the book: THE JEWISH RELIGION: Its Influence Today by Elizabeth Dilling. It was originally published in 1963 and it was roughly 300 pages long. But they removed a lot of her writings about the Jews. The modern copies of it range from about 170-220 pages. Below is a summary of her works.

Elizabeth Dilling’s books are widely regarded as deeply antisemitic, with The Jewish Religion: Its Influence Today being her most overtly antisemitic work. Below is an overview of her most antisemitic publications:

1. The Jewish Religion: Its Influence Today (1963)
   This is her most explicitly antisemitic book, intended as an exposé of Jewish teachings and the Talmud. In it, Dilling misrepresents and selectively quotes Jewish texts, claiming they promote hostility toward non-Jews and undermine Western civilization. The book systematically distorts passages from Jewish religious writings, using them to support conspiracy theories about Jewish control over politics, finance, and culture.

Key Themes:
Accusations that Jewish teachings are inherently antagonistic toward Christians and Western values.
Claims of Jewish global influence and conspiracy.
An effort to paint Judaism itself as a threat to society.
Impact: The book has been a key source for antisemitic propaganda, frequently cited by hate groups and Holocaust deniers.

1. The Octopus (1940)
   While this book is primarily anti-communist, it contains significant antisemitic content, as Dilling equates communism with Judaism. She uses the metaphor of an "octopus" to depict an alleged Jewish-communist conspiracy with global reach. Many of the figures and organizations she accuses of communist sympathies are identified as Jewish, reinforcing her conspiratorial and antisemitic worldview.

2. The Roosevelt Red Record and Its Background (1936)
   This book is a critique of Franklin D. Roosevelt and his administration, alleging that it was controlled by communists and Jews. Dilling portrays Roosevelt’s policies as part of a broader Jewish-communist conspiracy to undermine the United States, blending her opposition to New Deal policies with antisemitic rhetoric.

Notable for:
Linking Jewish individuals in Roosevelt’s administration to alleged subversion.
Criticism of Roosevelt’s support for Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi Germany.

Historical Reception and Legacy:
Dilling’s works have been condemned for their blatant antisemitism, conspiracy theories, and promotion of hate. She was associated with far-right and isolationist groups, including the pro-Nazi German-American Bund. Her books remain influential among extremist hate groups but are universally rejected by mainstream historians and scholars.