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	The '''Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Rights''' (originally the '''American League for the Defense of jewish Rights''') was founded in 1933 by the jewish [[Samuel Untermyer]] to lobby for many boycotts against [[National Socialist Germany]].		The '''Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Rights''' (originally the '''American League for the Defense of jewish Rights''') was founded in 1933 by the jewish [[Samuel Untermyer]] to lobby for many boycotts against [[National Socialist Germany]].
	[[File:Non_Sectarian_Anti_Nazi_League.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|250px\|A match book used by the league to boycott Anti-National Socialist goods]]		[[File:Non_Sectarian_Anti_Nazi_League.png\|thumb\|250px\|A match book used by the league to boycott Anti-National Socialist goods]]

	Throughout the 1930s, allied with groups such as the American Federation of Labor, the league tried to persuade American businesses to stop purchasing merchandise from Germany, exposing the ones that continued selling German-made goods. It also lobbied the United States government, asking it to investigate various things, such as claimed National Socialist propaganda. The organization propagandized to the general public through radio and by distributing printed material. It also provided "information" to the [[House Un-American Activities Committee]].		Throughout the 1930s, allied with groups such as the American Federation of Labor, the league tried to persuade American businesses to stop purchasing merchandise from Germany, exposing the ones that continued selling German-made goods. It also lobbied the United States government, asking it to investigate various things, such as claimed National Socialist propaganda. The organization propagandized to the general public through radio and by distributing printed material. It also provided "information" to the [[House Un-American Activities Committee]].

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	The '''Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Rights''' (originally the '''American League for the Defense of ~~Jewish~~ Rights''') was founded in 1933 by the ~~Jewish~~ [[Samuel Untermyer]] to lobby for many boycotts against [[National Socialist Germany]].		The '''Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Rights''' (originally the '''American League for the Defense of jewish Rights''') was founded in 1933 by the jewish [[Samuel Untermyer]] to lobby for many boycotts against [[National Socialist Germany]].
	[[File:Non_Sectarian_Anti_Nazi_League.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A match book used by the league to boycott Anti-National Socialist goods]]		[[File:Non_Sectarian_Anti_Nazi_League.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|A match book used by the league to boycott Anti-National Socialist goods]]

	Throughout the 1930s, allied with groups such as the American Federation of Labor, the league tried to persuade American businesses to stop purchasing merchandise from Germany, exposing the ones that continued selling German-made goods. It also lobbied the United States government, asking it to investigate various things, such as claimed National Socialist propaganda. The organization propagandized to the general public through radio and by distributing printed material. It also provided "information" to the [[House Un-American Activities Committee]].		Throughout the 1930s, allied with groups such as the American Federation of Labor, the league tried to persuade American businesses to stop purchasing merchandise from Germany, exposing the ones that continued selling German-made goods. It also lobbied the United States government, asking it to investigate various things, such as claimed National Socialist propaganda. The organization propagandized to the general public through radio and by distributing printed material. It also provided "information" to the [[House Un-American Activities Committee]].

	In the postwar period, it changed its mission to directly investigate right-wing propaganda groups. It also begun to support the [[Civil Rights Movement]]. The organization filed a lawsuit against Columbia University to have its tax except status revoked for claimed discrimination against ~~Jews~~. See [[~~Jewish~~ quota]].		In the postwar period, it changed its mission to directly investigate right-wing propaganda groups. It also begun to support the [[Civil Rights Movement]]. The organization filed a lawsuit against Columbia University to have its tax except status revoked for claimed discrimination against jews. See [[jewish quota]].

	Leftist [[Wikipedia]] claims that "''The League was able to successfully combat the resurgence of [[hate groups]] in the U.S. by infiltrating the [[Ku Klux Klan]]''", presumably referring to a single Klan organization, the "Georgia Ku Klux Klan". Wikipedia also clams that the investigator Stetson Kennedy was "''exposing their secrets on the popular children's radio program The Adventures of [[Superman]], trivializing their rituals.''" Supposedly, Kennedy's actions led to the state of Georgia to revoke the Klan's corporate charter. Wikipedia is somewhat unsure regarding the reliability of Stetson Kennedy's claims.		Leftist [[Wikipedia]] claims that "''The League was able to successfully combat the resurgence of [[hate groups]] in the U.S. by infiltrating the [[Ku Klux Klan]]''", presumably referring to a single Klan organization, the "Georgia Ku Klux Klan". Wikipedia also clams that the investigator Stetson Kennedy was "''exposing their secrets on the popular children's radio program The Adventures of [[Superman]], trivializing their rituals.''" Supposedly, Kennedy's actions led to the state of Georgia to revoke the Klan's corporate charter. Wikipedia is somewhat unsure regarding the reliability of Stetson Kennedy's claims.
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The '''Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Rights''' (originally the '''American League for the Defense of Jewish Rights''') was founded in 1933 by the Jewish [[Samuel Untermyer]] to lobby for many boycotts against [[National Socialist Germany]].
[[File:Non_Sectarian_Anti_Nazi_League.jpg|thumb|250px|A match book used by the league to boycott Anti-National Socialist goods]]

Throughout the 1930s, allied with groups such as the American Federation of Labor, the league tried to persuade American businesses to stop purchasing merchandise from Germany, exposing the ones that continued selling German-made goods. It also lobbied the United States government, asking it to investigate various things, such as claimed National Socialist propaganda. The organization propagandized to the general public through radio and by distributing printed material. It also provided "information" to the [[House Un-American Activities Committee]].

In the postwar period, it changed its mission to directly investigate right-wing propaganda groups. It also begun to support the [[Civil Rights Movement]]. The organization filed a lawsuit against Columbia University to have its tax except status revoked for claimed discrimination against Jews. See [[Jewish quota]].

Leftist [[Wikipedia]] claims that "''The League was able to successfully combat the resurgence of [[hate groups]] in the U.S. by infiltrating the [[Ku Klux Klan]]''", presumably referring to a single Klan organization, the "Georgia Ku Klux Klan". Wikipedia also clams that the investigator Stetson Kennedy was "''exposing their secrets on the popular children's radio program The Adventures of [[Superman]], trivializing their rituals.''" Supposedly, Kennedy's actions led to the state of Georgia to revoke the Klan's corporate charter. Wikipedia is somewhat unsure regarding the reliability of Stetson Kennedy's claims.

The League dissolved in 1975 with the death of its last head and had been inactive for some time before this.

== See also ==
*[[H. Keith Thompson]]
*[[Pre-WWII anti-National Socialist Germany boycott]]

[[Category:Jewish organizations]]

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