Start the morning with antisemitic coffee: Coffee mugs in the stereotypical form of Jews are offered for sale on Polish online sites, as part of a promotional book of the antisemitic book "Meet the Jew". The treatment of the Jewish figure in a mocking and ironic way characterizes the anti-Semitism against the Jews - a big nose and eyes that desire to make money and control.
The book "Meet the Jew" was published in 1912 and was recently republished.
Theodor Jasca-Cwinski promotes anti-Semitism as a "defensive action justified by the threat from the Jews," threatening to "strangle Poles if their demand for the establishment of Judea-Poland is not met."
This conspiracy theory described in the book is consistent with the Nazi conspiracy that the Jews control the centers of power in the world.
The cover of the current edition of the book presents common antisemitic cartoons of a Jew in a variety of costumes indicating that the Jews are behind communism, the LGBT movement, the media and various protest groups in Poland.
The book "In Jewish Hands" by Michael Baluchki is offered for sale on the website, photo: screenshot from the ksiegarnia website
Anna Tetter of the Never Again Association, an NGO against racism, claims the book does nothing but promote its message, it is "simply antisemitic publicity".
Racheli Bartz Ricks, Head of the Department of Anti-Semitism at the World Zionist Organization: "The book and the products that promote it are reminiscent of dark and difficult times we have seen in the past.
Were we wrong?
Fixed!
If you found an error in the article, we would love for you to share it with us
/cloudfront-eu-central-1.images.arcpublishing.com/prisa/PVGW65ZK4PGIEFX6PIHO7GCBHU.jpg)
