Lettres de canaille

This publication talks about the humiliation of the defeat in 1918 and the situation in Germany after World War I. It criticizes the Versailles treaty and its supporters and laments the so-called "Jewish influence" in the arts and economy. A chapter presents an historical overview of democracies and the views of Plato and Aristotle on democracy. It also devotes chapters to the so-called “masses”, and the tensions between industrial workers, small business owners, and farmers. Further chapters lament the Jewish influence in the media, theater, and conspiracy theories for world dominance. Bismarck’s views on the future and the loss of the old order are also discussed.