Publisher's Synopsis
I don't believe the Jew to be the salt of this earth, but he certainly is the pepper of Europe, remarked Emil Ludwig Cohn. This man never hesitated to supply the world press with colorful accounts of German cultural shame concerning anti-Semitism, but his remark proves that he knew the truth. With this statement he unknowingly confirmed that modern Europe must defend itself against the Jews: When pepper is supplied in increasingly larger doses and offered as food or used to blind the unsuspecting, stern measures are called for. For, in the first case, the blood (food) is damaged, and in the other, the eyesight.
