Der Kampf zwischen Juda und Japan

Antisemitic publication in which Alfred Stoß argues that the current world economy is defined by two goals: a beneficiary (reward without work) through ownership of assets, logistics, precious metals, investments and loans. A dependent (work without reward) created by perfect collectivism, translocation from the village and the homeland into mines, and other industrialized work places. Jews are blamed for the creation of this new economy. The rise of Japan and its importance in Asia is discussed next. The occupation of Manchuria is described in a positive light. Stoß argues that a Jewish-Christian “world empire” is trying to dominate East Asia and China since 1895. The role of Russia in the region and its intentions are analyzed in the last chapter, as well as the various points of the Geneva disarmament conference of 1933.