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Statement by Henry Ford : regarding charges against Jews made in his publications, The Dearborn Independent, and a series of pamphlets entitled "The International Jew," together with an explanatory statement by Louis Marshall, president of the American Jewish Committee, and his reply to Mr. Ford.

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: DS146.U6 M3248 1927

Overview

Format: Book
Author/Creator: Marshall, Louis, 1856-1929, author.
Published: New York : The American Jewish Committee, 1927
Locale: United States
Other Authors/Editors: American Jewish Committee, issuing body.
Notes: Cover title.

Physical Details

Language: English
Physical Description: 5 unnumbered pages ; 21 cm

Keywords & Subjects

Subjects: Antisemitism--United States--20th century. Jews--United States--Public opinion--20th century. Personal correspondence. Ford, Henry,--1863-1947--Correspondence. Marshall, Louis,--1856-1929--Correspondence.

Administrative Notes

Provenance: Forrest James Robinson Jr. collection.

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