Heinz A. Heinz

Germany's Hitler (1939)

Herr Heinz A . Heinz' aim has been to draw a picture of the Fuhrer from details supplied at first hand by those friends and helpers and comrades of his who believed in him from the first, who joined him at the beginning, stood by him through the darkest days, and have lived to see one of the most astound...

Karl Marx

A World Without Jews (1959)

A World Without Jews by Karl Marx speaks about religious prejudice specifically against Jews. It begs to question can the world survive without this prejudice and how Jews beg for political emancipation? Karl Marx (1818-1883) is best known not as a philosopher but as a revolutionary communist, whose works...

Johannes Kaps

The Tragedy of Silesia 1945-1946

 A Special Survey Of The Archdiocese Of Breslau (1953)

Translated by Gladys H. Hartinger.

Foreword

We, the Catholic Bishops of Germany, feel we can no longer keep silent on the subject of the terrible fate which has befallen more than ten million people in the German eastern territories, ‐...

Walter Spearman

Understanding The News (1941)

FOREWORD

There are some who say : "You can't believe what you see in the papers." There are others who say: "It's so, because I saw it in print."

But the intelligent individual neither believes everything he reads nor automatically discounts what he does read. He tries to understand the news,...

Dan Smoot

The Invisible Government (1962)

Dan Smoot's "Invisible Government" deals with "The Council on Foreign Relations" founded by Edward Mandel House, one of the Dullers brothers and others devoted to bringing socialism to the United States. In this book, Smoot reveals how the government controls the national media so effectively that vit...