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    Edité par E.N. Sanctuary, New York, 1940

    Vendeur : Bolerium Books Inc., San Francisco, CA, Etats-UnisBolerium Books Inc.

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    8.5x14 inch handbill, torn along horizontal fold with old tape repairs, lower portion toned. The caption on the other side reads "Deceive! Confuse! Collapse! Dictate! Exposure of Marxian sabotage plot as prelude to dictatorship." Sanctuary was the East Coast operative of the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation and founded the American Christian Defenders in 1934. He worked for a time as Montpelier's city engineer while organizing anti-Semitic and anti-labor meetings in New England. A supporter of Hitler, during World War II he was one of the 33 right-wing activists tried for sedition. He argues here that the New Deal is a Jewish Bolshevik plot.…

  • Edité par E.N. Sanctuary, New York, 1940

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    Vendeur : Bolerium Books Inc., San Francisco, CA, Etats-UnisBolerium Books Inc.

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    Membre d’une association professionnelle : ABAAILAB

    Etat: Occasion

    EUR 90,13

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    Handbill. Two 8.5x11 inch handbills, horizontal fold crease, otherwise very good; the second handbill has a penciled note on the blank verso stating that it was received from Sanctuary. Sanctuary was the East Coast operative of the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation and founded the American Christian Defenders in 1934. He worked for a time as Montpelier?s city engineer while organizing anti-Semitic and anti-labor meetings in New England. A supporter of Hitler, during World War II he was one of the 33 right-wing activists tried for sedition. The first handbill here offers selections from his book "Tearing away the veils," while the second is a reprint of a Moscow newspaper that shows Soviet and American leaders in what M.I. Kalinin called "An era of fruitful cooperation.".…