THE JEWISH QUESTION A Selection of the Articles (1920-22) Published by Mr. Henry Ford's Paper 'The Dearborn Independent' and Reprinted Later Under the General Title of The International Jew

[Ford, Henry]. Published by M.[ilitant] C.[hristian] P.[atriots] Publications, London, nd circa 1929. Softcover. 276 pages. Original brown wrappers, with black lettering on the front cover and spine. Filled with virulent anti-semitism throughout. GOOD Condition: former owners name neatly penned to front cover, covers edge worn, spine ends bumped affecting inner pages, internally some corner creases and light wear from age/use, otherwise tight, bright, clean and unmarked. Scarce.

These articles were originally published in The Dearborn Independent, a weekly newspaper owned by Henry Ford, the most prominent anti-Semitic American publication of the period. They were later serialized under the title "The International Jew: The World's Problem," which were based on an earlier antisemitic work "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion." These publications promoted conspiracies, influenced Nazi ideology, and fueled global antisemitism. This material was a major source of antisemitic propaganda in the early 20th century. Interestingly, Henry Ford one of America's richest men was later forced to "apologize" because his antisemitic views were hurting his business.

The Militant Christian Patriots were a British fascist fringe group formed by Colonel Arthur Henry Lane in 1929 that lasted until 1939. They were an interwar organization that distributed antisemitic literature with curated content focused on the "Jewish question," a term used in the 19th and 20th centuries to describe debates over the place of Jewish people in society, and frequently used to promote anti Jewish and xenophobic agendas which influenced fascist leaders like Hitler.