1935-10-06 American Bulletin

The edition begins by complaining that Americans have a misconception of liberty and criticizing democracy in general.  Instead, nationalism is promoted as an alternative to "international dogmas" which solve nothing.  Furthermore, the newsletter argues against war and foreign intervention in the case of Italy, considering war a Jewish plot.  Distinctions are made between Communism and National Socialism, such as the emphasis of the latter on healthy families and opposition to class warfare.  Also, an article is posted against mixed education of the races and a series of quotations are laid out as evidence that the Jews are the agents of revolutionary Bolshevism.