1936-07-07 American Bulletin

In this edition, the newsletter disavows that it is conservative in orientation, but instead revolutionary.  The two main parties are denounced as the "manifestation of the Jew-Communistic force," and the revolution against this force will culminate in the establishment of an idealized future for the Aryan race.  The paper also accuses Congressman Dickstein of conniving against Robert Edmondson.  Other articles include a contention that Freemasonry is a Jewish conspiracy and that the Jews aided British chemical warfare during World War I.  Also, the American Bulletin condemns the League of Nations as nothing more than a forum to keep Germany weak and encircled, and a Jewish invention which is losing control over the world as nations "regain consciousness."  The remainder treats the sad destruction of forests by greedy men and ensuing drought, the economic miracle of Germany, the "tragedy" of Aryan women in relationships with Jewish men, and denouncing a radio announcer for belittling Christmas.