"Liberalism, in the case of the Jew, means internationalism. If you listen to Jews discuss Jews, you will find they are money-minded, very sharp in practice. The Jews lack the fine integrity which at last is endorsed, and to a certain degree followed, by lawyers of other nationalities. The Jew has been in Germany for a thousand years, and he is still a Jew. He has been in America for all of 200 years, and he has not faded into a pure American by any means — and he will not."
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Letter to Hutchins Hapgood, The Nation (April 17, 1935). See I Testify Against the Jews by Robert Edward Edmondson, p. 83
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Theodore Dreiser
1871 – 1945
US-amerikanischer Schriftsteller
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