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that the Jews care for no one but themselves and are loyal to no creature, no matter how much profit they obtain from him. Until shortly before the war, no Jew stood at the head of any state. The war, however, expanded their range of positions and offices. One of the German leadership's most atrocious mistakes during the war, the text argues, was placing Jews in control of the economic situation and provisioning in both the army and the country. General Ludendorff, the army's wartime chief of staff, declared this during the trial concerning Hitler's revolt in Munich. He also said that he had studied and assessed the Jewish danger during and after the war and understood its details.

People became aware during the war of this alleged danger and of the revolts and sedition that Jewish Communists were arranging in the army and country, in addition to the dangerous internal economic crises they created. Their newspapers supported them in this. Their pages repeated only the names of Jewish holders of power and managers of affairs, praising and commending them.

At a Zionist meeting in Berlin in 1919, the Jew Landau said: "The Jews were fortunate to have gained what they gained during the war without inspection or supervision. Had what they gained and loaded upon their backs been announced, it would have been enough to leave Jews struck down in the streets. Since they have obtained what they obtained, they must offer profound thanks