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DUTCH FASCISM AND THE JEWS

A Great Tribute
To Brandeis

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Socialist theory of blood and soil.
References to the "Dutch nation"
are the usual pretense for stirring
up political agitation on the score
of "Jewish Marxism" and on that
of "International Jewry," etc.
Warnings against the increasing
Jewish immigration is a typical
method of all anti-Semitic parties
prior to the beginning of open anti-
Jewish campaigns. Hitler applied
this method in his propaganda
against Jews, and Mussolini is
applying it from time to time.
FASCIST LEADER AVOIDS
OPEN ATTACK ON JEWS:
The practice of Mussert's anti-
Semitic tendencies is altogether
different. It is officially stated that
Brandeis came close to his his party harbors no anti-Semitic
feelings and may be joined by
people in 1910 during the gar- Jews, the slogan being "no ques-
ment strike in New York. Short- tions asked about confession." And
ly thereafter Jacob de Haas in- in point of fact, a fairly numerous
terested him in Zionism. From group of Jewish adherents were
at one time members of the NSB.
that point on there was no Today, there are hardly any Jews
longer any question as to the left in the party, for more or less
preference that Mr. Brandeis openly they have been forced to
showed to any ideal in Jewish resign their membership. But even
today very little outspoken anti-
life.
Semitic propaganda is carried on
Mr. Lief traces Brandeis' in- in public; typically anti-Semitic
slogans are carefully avoided, and
terest in Zionism from the time so are direct attacks against Jews.
he made his first public con- The tactics of the NSB rest upon
fession of Zionism in Boston in a thorough knowledge of the
March of 1913. The following Dutch people, who are totally un-
familiar with systematic anti-
month Justice Brandeis sent Semitism and have for centuries
$100 to the Federation of been friendly toward all classes of
American Zionists for its pro- Jews (for beside the well-known
paganda fund. He then became wealthy Jews, Dutch Jewry in-
cludes a strong middle class and an
a member of the Zionist Asso- important proletariat).
ciation of Greater Boston and INDIRECT METHODS USED
the Menorah Society. It was IN BEGINNING:
The first step is then to publish
Brandeis who gave Nuchim
articles in which the word "Jew"
Sokolow a letter of introduc- does
not occur at all, but which
tion to then Secretary of State instantly convey to the reader that
Bryan.
Jews in general or a certain Jew
in particular is meant. The second
The chapter "Zionism and method consists in disguising anti-
New Work" is one of the most Jewish attacks under apparently
fascinating in the book because objective statements which are
it gives a splendid idea of calculated to take In candid and
well-meaning readers. This method
Brandeis' reaction to his fel- and these tactics are particularly
low-Jews. Emphasis is placed dangerous in Holland, where pur-
upon Brandeis' insistence upon posely vague nationalist theories
the formation of a democratic- are handled with a view of turn.
ing the various tendencies existing
ally organized Jewish commu- within the fold of Jewry (Zionism
nity under the leadership of the and non-Zionism, orthodoxy and
American Jewish Congress. He liberal opinions) into a factor of
also refers to Brandeis' de- anti-Semitic activity.
It is not a coincidence that while
nunciation of a literary anti- not long ago the NSB used to re-
immigration test which was fer to four Jewish groups, today
up for consideration before it already mentions five, and will
certainly not stop at that. An-
Congress 22 years ago.
other instance of this method is
This splendid biography of the alleged defense of the interests
Brandeis gives evidence of an of a given group of population.
unusually busy life. Brandeis Thus, for example, in an article
describing the plight of the Am-
was tireless and indefatigable. sterdam or Rotterdam dockers,
In addition to his activities in • their lot is incidentally compared
Zionism and in behalf of the with that of the well provided for
inmates of a Jewish home for aged
American Jewish Congress, he workers; the article ends with an
continued his efforts of co- appeal in behalf of the (lockers
operation with the Wilson ad- and leaves it to the reader to draw
ministration and in defense of a false—but invariably hostile-:-
conclusion as to the preferential
the down-trodden—an activity treatment enjoyed by Jews. Those
which earned for him the title are not simple but in the long
run extremely effective tactics.
of "the people's lawyer."
The third method consists in hav-
Mr. Lief quotes Justice
ing a minor organ of the party
Brandeis as describing the ac- launch an anti-Semitic attack
tivities of the Jewish National which is or else is not subsequently
Fund as being a program for disclaimed by higher party authori-
the acquisition of land linking ties.
IS ART-
"the teachings of Moses with PROPAGANDA
FULLY DISGUISED:
the philosophy of Single Tax."
Thus, the struggle is fought with
The part that was played by hidden arms, and its objectives are
Brandeis in the approval of the not clearly stated. By spreading
propaganda which is not propa-
United States in the Balfour ganda
within the usual meaning
Declaration and the Jewish as- of this word, more is achieved
piration in Palestine is described than would be by means of
straightforward anti-Semitic ac-
in the following paragraphs:
tion. To a superficial onlooker the
"Being • jurist Wax not enough. A anti-Semitic feelings of the NSB
modal philosopher was not enamel]. lie
was elm a statesman without portfolio, may appear as something inciden-
tal and unimportant in the party
au the leer years proved. After Amer.
Ica's entry In the war he conferred on doctrine, whereas
they actually fit
P•leettne's prospects with Arthur Dal-
four, who arrived WOO the British mi.- into a carefully devised system. Al-
Ion and who wee calling himself a though the program of the NSB
7.1onlet. Wileon also promteed help.
Brandeis kept up a running ronverea- disclaims anti-Semitic action, its
Hon by cable with Chains Weisman!, propaganda is profoundly anti-
British Zionlet leader, distinguished
chemist and director of the Admiralty Semitic, but this characteristic is
leboratorlea, who had attained definite
to artfully and dangerously dis-
political Influence. Late in 1517 the Anal guised that it is difficult to detect
draft of the Balfour Declaration, favor-
its
true nature.
ing a Jewiels national home In Pelee-
tine. wee cabled from Whitehall to the
The NSB is a Fascist Party, or-
White Hama for Wileon'• approval. Wil-
lson walled for Brandele The Declare- ganized upon the "Fuehrer" prin-
Hon wax proclaimed only after revl- ciple, and is therefore preplring
Mons by Wise and de Ilea had been en•
long in advance a safety valve
dorad by their Iellent !eider..
"Ae early an factober the Preeldent which may prove effective even in
denignmed !Handel, to compile data
with Colonel House for on in determin- a country like Holland and which
leg the bads of eventuel peace. In (hie will be restored to at appropriate
west not only were plea laid for the
rostotution of Palestine sat • co•oper• time, The NSB's policy is a long-
live commonwealth but guarantees for sighted one, and its effects are the
the rights of minorities In other coun•
more potent as there is practically
tries were prepared. Officials represent-
ing the Polleh cause came to him for no counter action. Apart from a
of
an independent Poland. feeble press campaign, nothing is
support
Erankeetnen for Yugnel•vIc nalonalltiee
eagerly prevented their claim. In hie being done by the Dutch Jews.

Mr. Lief on the very first page
of the book describing the re-
action of Justice Brandeis to
the opposition that was aroused
to his appointment to the
United States Supreme Court
points out that "Brandeis
showed neither hurt nor resent-
ment during the fight," and it
is significant 'that Mr. Lief
should also state: "He sup-
posed that a racial background
of 18 centuries of Jewish per-
secution has inured him to such
hardships."

Thomas 0.
little etudy. There
If•seryk, the Bohemian leader. whose
name had been familiar to Brandeis
since 'I), when Meseryk. • unlverelty
professor In Prague, rleked Ms poeitlon
to defend • Jewish cobbler sentenced for
nuirder'."

Political parties take action in
sporadic cases, but do not seem to
grasp the real danger, while the
membership of the NSB is grow-
ing steadily. The Dutch people
have no sympathy with anti-Semi-
tic attacks, but the "political
ideas" of Mussert are gaining
ground as a result of increasing
economic distress, and it is there-
fore not a coincidence that anti-
Jewish attacks have been increas-
ing lately. A few weeks ago the
party began to issue a daily news-
paper (until then it had only week-
ly publications) which day in and
day out contains an anti-Semitic
attack of some kind or other, out-
spoken or disguised. Public opin-
ion is being stirred up against
Jewish charity organizations, Jew-
ish officials, Jewish refugees, the
world-renowned conductor Bruno
Walter, to mention only a few ex-
amples. The links with the Ger-
man national Socialist movement
are becoming more and more ap-
parent and recently Mussert paid
an official visit to Hitler.
TRADITIONAL TOLERANCE
NO ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE:
Is the Dutch Jewry in danger?
So far Holland has had no expe-
rience with organized anti-Semi-
tism, the Dutch tolerance both on
the part of the government and
of the Dutch people, being an un-
disputed fact. But this fact is no
"absolute guarantee" against the
carefully cultivated and slowly
germinating anti-Semitism which
is spread with a dangerous knowl-
edge of Dutch psychology and
habits of mind. Mussert's follow-
ers belong to the middle class hard
hit by the depression; their ranks
include unemployed from Dutch
Indies, who lost good jobs in the
colonies as a result of the crisis
and have come where they have
no prospects. These circles are
everywhere and also in Holland
an easy prey for anti-Semitic
propaganda, even if they had never
before felt any antagonism toward
the Jews and even if it is true
that anti-Semitism on the German
model would never catch on in
Holland. The Dutch Jewry does not
realize the danger and obstinately
believes in the permanence of
Dutch tolerance. Warnings are
usually answered with a reference
to the wholly different mentality
of the Dutch people as opposed to
the Germans. Counteraction is
usually long delayed. Yet elections
are due in a few months and the
NSB is certain to become a factor
in parliamentary life. Although
it is not for the time being going
to alter the majority relations, it
will nevertheless be able to exert
an indirect influence.
Thus in the classical land of
religious tolerance an anti-Semitic
movement is growing which, while
not attempting to uproot the legal
and political position of Dutch
Jewry, is nevertheless becoming a
menace. This anti-Semitic tendency
will gain or lose ground, accord-
ing to the development of the eco-
nomic situation of the country; its
spreading is favored by financial
subsidies from Germany. The dan-
ger is therefore a serious one and
it Is to be deplored that Jews re-
siding in a country which has a
borderline with Germany, are not
protecting themselves actively
against new enemies.

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Great interest most also be at-
tached to the paragraphs in the
book which relate to the split of
the Zionist Organization between
Brandeis and Weizmann in 1920.
Mr. Lief writes:

"As .non a. court rl000d In June,
ta t th. philtre malted for Palatine
with de Hams In London hr met Wel.•
moon In Palm he arived on the day
the German. were rigning the Treaty
of yeasaillem; he railed on Willson. Howe,
Balfour a! French and Italian ora-
el•la Wise. Frankfurter and other Amer.
ican Zinnias had preceded him to Parte
to persuade Erarateen Zinnias to adopt
BrendelW ', engem of .001•1 justice as
the bade of • mandate for (Weal.
The program nor ht to etscur ♦ the land,
It. renown* and the for the
whole Jewleh people. to guard these
mina c•plt•Ilet exploit•tion, to en•
courage co-operative enterprise., grant
political equality to •Il inhebitenta. •f-
ford
free
immlgraknn. and Orally
achieve. after a period of Deflation. •
commonwasith The Zionist. could not
teas among them...Iva.
'While the queetion of the mandate

stick, chairman; Arthur I. Gould,
secretary; Meyer Waterstone,
treasurer; John Litzky and Mau-
rice Bordelove, members of the
executive board. A joint meeting Turkey. Firtedel• resumed hie bourne..
Alesandria he met Colonel T. F..
of Julius Rosenwald Post and De- At
t
and General Edmund IC II.
The military machinations of
troit Post of Jewish War Veterans ( hienbe
• Withal disturbed him. Treading the
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of
Palestine
he was etIrred• to the
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himaIf
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complete arrangements for the
the Cream and tack of rebuildlna
election of permanent officers and PratleellY. he thought of introducing
an Irrigation ragem and wiping act
an executive board.
m•l•rliv The attlanent• e011Vtared him
The association is open to all that &mite the devastations or 111111
the land could agate flow with
Jewish War Veterans and It is not yea* end
hersee •nel Moth beside.
necessary to belong to either of herart•r, developed by ...whs. of
goring.
amid amply whet Palagine
the two posts. The only require- ad Ina Rut
the reed was econanle.
ment a veteran must have to be-
"Bak In Pad. he aught ant Wei-
the British rntlItan
come • member is an honorable
se to report th
1:;1 , theatio• were viotattne Ih. Pledge at
discharge from the Army or Navy
♦ Isecter•ttnn Barone took atlas.
of the United States.
Bak In London he rteetani with welt-
maIn on method obi•rtl.•• and ad•
For information call Nathaniel :Istnistraton
Raegenal onlaskar es.
B. Goldstick, Randolph 6177;
nesaasat• Wetemenn confronted
Maurice Bordelove, Cherry 8551, lath tn., atamtnaston of Prandele, and
the ;
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According to Mr. Lief, Brandeis
spent $500,000 of his own money
up to 1929. He gave large sums
since. and one item emoted by Mr.
Lief is • sum of $15,000 he gave
in 1930 to the Histadruth, the
Jewish labor federation, to help
provide Jewish agricultural work-
er. with more employment.
While this volume may not add
any new facts, it recounts old
and interesting ones which are of
great significance and which help
to perpetuate the story of • great

man.

AARON KURLAND

'Kurland, attorney and communal
leader, has served as a medium for
the dissemination of information
on the problems and activities of
the Detroit Jewish group.
Addresses by leaders of the De-
troit Jewish Welfare Federation
and its constituent agencies, by
the heads of the various Zionist
organizations as well as by most
of the other representatives of the
Detroit Jewish community fea-
tured the weekly programs.
Interest was enhanced for the
past three years by the weekly
class in Judaism, conducted by
Rabbi Leon From of Temple Beth

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under the direction of Dr. Max S.
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RABBI JEROME D. FOLKMAN

dates from all of the 13 lodges in
second vice-president of the Bnai
Brith Grand Lodge District No. 6,
Rabbi Jerome Daniel Folkman,
formerly of Jackson but now of
Grand Rapids, Aaron Droock,
regional director of Michigan, Ar-
thur W. Kaufman of Grand Rap-
ids, Jack Rabinowitz of Flint.,
Harry Yudkoff of Detroit, and
several other Bnai Brith leaders.
The Michigan Bnai Brith Coun-
cil proposes to coordinate the
lodges of Michigan for joint and
cooperative action, to assist Indi-
vidual lodges in membership and
educational activities, to encourage
and sponsor the formation of new
lodges, and to do anything else to
advance the reputation and use-
fulness of the order in the state.
This includes the coordinating of
the efforts of the Bnai Brith in
furthering the work of the Hillel
Foundations, the A. Z. A., and in
promoting generally the youth ac-
tivities of th eorder; and in lend-
ing active assistance to the Anti-
Defamation League in its Im-
portant activities. The Council
aims also to encourage individual
lodges to assume active participa-
tion in all other Jewish and Com-
munal affairs in their respective
communities.
All the sessions of the council
for Jan, 10 will be open to the
public and will take place at the
Pantlind Ilotel. The official pro-
gram begins at 1:30 in the after-
noon when the Michigan Bnal
Brith Council will be called to or-
der by its president, Rabbi Jerome
D. Folkman. Committee reports
will be read and the business of
the conference taken up.
The banquet-dinner-dance will
be at 7 p. m. Rabbi Leon From of
Detroit will give the invocation.
The only address of the evening
will be delivered by Richard Gut-
etadt of Chicago. Mr. Gutstadt has
been associated with Bnai Brith
for 25 years. He was for several
years secretary of District Grand
Lodge No. 4 of Bnai Brith which
comprises the western states with
headquarters in San Francisco.
For the past eight yehrs he has
been the executive director of Final
Brith's Anti-Defamation League.
The afternoon sessions, the ban-
quet and the dance are open to the
public. Admission to the afternoon
session is free. Reservations for
the dinner-dance may be made with
Harry Yudkoff, secretary of the
Michigan Bnai Brith Council, 2159
National Bank Bldg., Randolph
8009, or from Arthur IV. Kauf-
man, vice president of the Coun-
cil, Ill Monroe Ave., Grand Rap-
ids, Mich. Reservations may also
he made with any of the presi-
dents of the Michigan Bnai Brith
lodges.
Many Detroiter( have already
made their reservations for this
affair and are planning to charter
a railroad couch or busses. Others
desirous of attending the Council
sessions must make their reserva-
tions early if they wish to be in-
cluded in the round trip arrange-
ment for the group.

(CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)

hatened to roofer with him, plead with
him to raise inoney. Honey moot b.
found for reconetruction With Lord
Chief Justice Reeding. Brandeis evoixed
• financial andeconomic plan to glue
three-year control I
committee of
ul
distingehed
Baths: Jew.. come not
Prosioraly connected
with
Zionlern
Weisman. kissed hl. hand and eamented
"Brandele preelded at the conferen,
and eclared. have come to the
time when there are no Politic. that
•re valuable •IoOpt the politic. of gr.
lion
1i• outlined the reorganization
Plan. That Mehl, while Brandele was
aleep. Welamann arranged • meeting
with some of the principals end pr.-
ranted • euratitul• scheme
Brandeis
felt betrayed. To him emaciate. he para.
'Lloyd George might Ile. but not to hie
cabinet'
"Ile retunted to the Plates with the
knowledge that the American deters-
lion war era , . The hostile element at
to work to oust his regime In the Zion.
la Organisation of America; •nd •latted
by Wolanann who arrived In 1921. then
.c led In the overthrow at th `
land convention that yar
e
A vote of
ausarten , . in Drandeln ws• denied.
whereupon Heck read Br•ndel/ r•arn••
lion a honorer. preeident. submittal
his own a president. and called off tt•
near. of 17 orbs..
ho quit the verce•
UV.% COTT 'wit.. 'Our Brenda,
wrote. •1•111 then be as humble moldier,.
In therank, where we ma hope to
Metal by ear ortrutegl• the conang of
the day when the prairie. in which we
believe will Mpanellised an th• nav
ones through whi ch one
ou
at ends
en.? be achieved.' But he needed no rue
to proceed with O011iprehtf111. • plan. Of
his ewe for es-anomie &Woomera' This
Internals. * work for Palestine ley re n•
preened between court tarn*"

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The Seligman family of Louis- Bldg. Mike Falk and his orchestra
ville got ■ surprise transatlantic! will furnish the music. Tickets are
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