FULL TEXT: https://ghdi.ghi-dc.org/sub_document.cfm?document_id=1799 --- Pamphlet on the Jewish Question in 1880s (Bismarckian) Germany from a noted historian and man of letters, Heinrich von Treitschke. Famous for having coined the phrase "Jewry is our misfortune" and providing an early critique of 'modern' movements against Organized Jewry originating in German fraternal organizations (a staple of the period leading up to the rise of the NSDAP). The ostensible impetus for this essay was Treitschke’s review of the eleventh volume of Heinrich Graetz’s History of the Jews (Geschichte der Juden). Only the last third of the article – the part excerpted here – deals directly with the “Jewish Question.” It was published in January 1880, along with two later articles, as a separate pamphlet entitled A Word about Our Jews (Ein Wort über unser Judenthum). --- Heinrich Gotthard von Treitschke (15 September 1834 – 28 April 1896) was a patriotic German historian, political writer, member of the Reichstag, and German nationalist. He supported German unification by Prussia, German colonialism, and monarchy. He was critical of various perceived threats to Germany, such as liberalism, democracy, Jews, Great Britain, and the Catholic Church. Leftist Wikipedia makes various dubious claims, such as Treitschke being a social Darwinist, who supported exterminations and who inspired atrocities by National Socialist Germany, despite Treitschke supporting Jewish assimilation.

Speech delivered by the eminent Revilo P. Oliver to a private gathering of paleoconservatives in 1968 regarding the eventual fate of America (beneath the yoke of Jewish Power) A truly prescient piece of oratory: this definitely hits home.