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The '''Deutscher Fichte-Bund''' or '''Fichte-Bund''' also known as '''The Union for World Veracity''' was a German, [[ | The '''Deutscher Fichte-Bund''' or '''Fichte-Bund''' also known as '''The Union for World Veracity''' was a German, [[fascist]], [[anti-Semitic]] organization, founded in Hamburg by [[Heinrich Kessemeier]] | ||
on January 29, 1914. In addition to standard [[propaganda]] the organization distributed translations of major speeches of [[Hitler]], [[Goebbels]], [[Alfred Rosenberg|Rosenberg]] and other key [[National Socialist]] figures to interested parties around the world. | on January 29, 1914. In addition to standard [[propaganda]] the organization distributed translations of major speeches of [[Hitler]], [[Goebbels]], [[Alfred Rosenberg|Rosenberg]] and other key [[National Socialist]] figures to interested parties around the world. | ||
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By 1937 Dr. [[Theodore Kessemeier]], the son of Heinrich Kessemeier, was the group's international director. The Fichte-Bund had its own printing press, the Falken Verlag. | By 1937 Dr. [[Theodore Kessemeier]], the son of Heinrich Kessemeier, was the group's international director. The Fichte-Bund had its own printing press, the Falken Verlag. | ||
The group is named after German | The group is named after German fascist and philosopher [[Johann Gottlieb Fichte]]. | ||
==Leaflets== | ==Leaflets== | ||
Revision as of 09:32, 15 February 2024
The Deutscher Fichte-Bund or Fichte-Bund also known as The Union for World Veracity was a German, fascist, anti-Semitic organization, founded in Hamburg by Heinrich Kessemeier on January 29, 1914. In addition to standard propaganda the organization distributed translations of major speeches of Hitler, Goebbels, Rosenberg and other key National Socialist figures to interested parties around the world.
Fichte-Bund found it necessary to counter the Jews propaganda directed against Germany and distributed abroad a series of long detailed leaflets--numbering in the hundreds--under their program Help to Kill that Lie!. One of the leaflets No. 642 was titled The Truth about Jews in Germany.[1]
By 1937 Dr. Theodore Kessemeier, the son of Heinrich Kessemeier, was the group's international director. The Fichte-Bund had its own printing press, the Falken Verlag.
The group is named after German fascist and philosopher Johann Gottlieb Fichte.
Leaflets
- No. 572 Youth Triumphant by Viscount Rothermere
- No. 642 The Truth about Jews in Germany (the text can be found here [1])
- No. 912 Bolshevism in Theory and Practice[2]
- No. 922 Who are the Rulers in Russia?
- No. 942 Bolshevik Atrocities in Spain
- No. 972 World Enemy Number One
- Jewry and Penal Punishment
- The Real Purpose of England's Intelligence Service! (1939)
Books
- Very Foreign Affairs by John Scanlon 300 pages
- Europe for the Europeans
Notes