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Theodor Fritsch - The riddle of the Jew's success - Audiobook


01 - Preface
10 - II Jewish Methods in the Economic Life
48 - III Particular Business Tactics of the Jew
1.07 - IV The International Connection and Secret League of the Hebrews
1.34 - V The peculiar Morality of Jewdom
2.02 - VI An Explanation with Sombart
2.09 - Vil Jewish Successes in modern Times
2.31 - VIII The Stock-Exchange
2.57 - IX How Sound Business Methods are forced out of the field by the Jews
3.21 - X Jewish Trade Specialities
4.16 - XI Moral Principles in Trade
4.41 - XII The Hebrews as supporters of Capitalism
5.39 - Xlll Business and Religion
6.12 - XIV The Race Problem
5.51 - XV Origin of the Jewish entity
7.33 - XVI The influence of the Jew upon Womankind
8.44 - XVII The Jews and the World-War
8.55 - Concluding Words


Theodor Fritsch was a believer in the absolute superiority of the Aryan race, he was upset by the changes brought on by rapid industrialization and urbanization, and called for a return to the traditional peasant values and customs of the distant past, which he believed exemplified the essence of the Volk.
In 1893, Fritsch published his most famous work, The Handbook of the Jewish Question also known as the Anti-Semitic Catechism which leveled a number of conspiratorial charges at European Jews and called upon Germans to refrain from intermingling with them. Vastly popular, the book was read by millions and was in its 49th edition by 1944 (330.000 copies). The ideas espoused by the work greatly influenced Hitler and the Nazis during their rise to power after World War I. Fritsch also founded an anti-semitic journal - the Hammer (in 1902) and this became the basis of a movement, the Reichshammerbund, in 1912.
His better known book, The Riddle of the Jew's Success was published in English in 1927 under the pseudonym F. Roderich-Stoltheim, and dealt with the negative impact that Jewish values and the centralization of the German economy in Jewish hands had on the German people.

Theodor Fritsch (F. Roderich-Stoltheim) - The riddle of the Jew's success - PDF
Theodor Fritsch - PDF