Books Jew Refugee Invasion Of America And What To Do About It (1942)
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A pamphlet from the early 1940s arguing against the immigration of Jews to the USA, using the words and accounts of various people from history.
https://archive.org/download/JewRefugeeInvasionOfAmerica1942/1942%20-%20Jew%20Refugee%20-%20Invasion%20of%20America%20and%20What%20To%20Do%20About%20It.pdf
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Brant is the guy behind The School of the West. We had a chat about why he thought it was necessary to teach White Children about their history. The work he does really impresses me.
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Today we look at deception and mind games in war. Our topic is the American Civil War, especially the Confederates who were outnumbered and outgunned. Unlike the Union, the Confederates lacked many things. But despite these serious disadvantages, the Confederates were amazingly creative, daring and brave.
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Today we look at deception and mind games in war. Our topic is the American Civil War, especially the Confederates who were outnumbered and outgunned. Unlike the Union, the Confederates lacked many things. But despite these serious disadvantages, the Confederates were amazingly creative, daring and brave.
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