Adolf Hitler's speech in Danzig of September 19th, 1939

Also cited for this program was the assessment of the so-called Treaty of Versailles by Richard Fuller and The Unknown History of the 1939 German-Polish Conflict - A Brief Synopsis by W. R. (name withheld)

This series will be put on hold for the next several weeks. We hope to be back with our regular schedule in mid-August. Please keep an eye out for announcements at http://christogenea.org/event/

Thank you and God bless!

William Finck

From the November-December 1999 issue of The Barnes Review.

TBR Magazine and Bookstore P.O. Box 15877 Washington, D.C. USA, 20003

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Personal From The Editor [John Tiffany at the time]:

…Elizabeth Dilling (1894 – 1966) [was] one of the most forthright and determined American nationalist leaders of the 20th century.

A remarkably beautiful young lady with an early interest in music and languages, Elizabeth was an accomplished harpist and lived a comfortable life as the wife of a Chicago attorney and the mother of two children. She spent much time traveling abroad, and the more she did so, the more she came to love the United States. In particular, Elizabeth also came to loathe the communist system which she observed first-hand on a trip to the Soviet Union in 1931. She was appalled by what she saw, and upon her return home, she began an extensive study of the history of communism and the secret forces behind that alien, anti-American philosophy.