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| Format | Journal Article |
|---|---|
| Author, Analytic | Brandau, Hermann |
| Title, Analytic | A German American Speaks Up |
| Journal Title | The Sentinel |
| Date of Publication | Oct. 24, 1935-Nov. 28, 1935 |
| Volume ID | 100 |
| Issue ID | 4-9 |
| Location in Work | 9, 32 ; 9, 13, 32 ; 9, 31 ; 9, 31 ; 9, 32 ; 9 |
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| Abstract | From the Editor's remarks: "Hermann Brandau, a Christian-German author, playwright, and poet, emigrated to the United States some 25 years ago. When the World War broke out, he devoted his activity to preserve America's neutrality, and to obtain justice for his old Fatherland and help for its starving children. Since that time, he has been a prominent figure among the German Americans. . . . [In this] series of articles [written] exclusively for The Sentinel, Mr. Brandau [discusses Julius] Streicher's "Stuermer," introduces the reader to the typical character in the ranks of the Nazi youth of America, [and] repudiates the many fallacious concepts that have been purposely fostered by the Nazi regime as a justification of its own nefarious policy." |
| Notes | American Jewish Weekly, Chicago |
| Call Number | Digital file (PDF) |
| MKI Terms | Jews/ National Socialism/ German American/ Antisemitism/ 20th century |