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This is the issue’s cover, which folded out to reveal
a large map of England on the reverse. |
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This is the interior cover. In large letters, the phrase
is “A new Europe!” A fat Englishman is sitting on a pile
of skulls. |
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p. 4-5: This and the next illustration go together.
The caption in the center reads: “1914 — Two Encirclements
— 1939.” The map to the upper right shows how Germany and
its allies were surrounded in 1914. The middle map shows the situation
in 1939. The map to the left on the page below shows the results after
the conquests of Czechoslovakia and Poland. |
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The pictures below the main caption discuss various
English figures. The most interesting is the one at the bottom right
of this page, a description of Winston Churchill: “He twice attempted
encirclement. Churchill and Lord Grey incited England into war in
1914. He played the same role in 1939, in part to satisfy his own
drive for power. His lack of honesty and dirty dealings got on the
nerves of many of his current “colleagues.” One of his first
official acts was the unscrupulous sinking of the Athenia.[This was a liner the Germans sank, but they
blamed the British for it.] |
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pp. 10-11: The caption on these two pages reads: “A
Jew founded the British Empire, and Jews rule it today!” P. 10
discusses Benjamin Disraeli, who it says was the founder of the empire. |
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This page shows Jews that it claims rule England in
1939. |
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pp. 16-17 show the extent of the British Empire. The
cartoon at the top of this picture, from the well-known cartoonist
Low, shows prosperous Englishmen protected by barbed wire from the
world’s less fortunate. There follows a list of England’s colonial
possessions. |
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This page notes that 1/4 of the world is in British
hands. |
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p. 46: This page claims that England wants to destroy
Germany. The map shows a dismembered Germany, with the white remnant
occupied territory. The quotations are from British newspapers. A
typical one runs: “Germany must be dismembered. The Rhine should
be its western border, the Oder its eastern border.” The English
ambassador to France is cited as saying: “England’s goal must
be to destroy Germany’s military strength once and for all!” |