Sekret evreiskogo uspekha. Germaniia i evreiskaia problema - Roderikh-shtol'tkhaim F.

The collection includes the most famous work by Theodore Fritsch (1852-1933), who wrote under several pseudonyms. In the book The Riddle of the Jew's Success, first published in English under the pseudonym Roderich-Stoltheim (Leipzig, 1927), Fritsch denounced the negative changes of German society associated with industrialization and urbanization. Unfortunately, he did not see the identity between Jewish and bourgeois values, as well as between the Jewish and oligarchic concentration of capital (considering Jews as creators, not trade-union representatives of the system of exploitation of the German population). In addition, Fritsch was fascinated by utopian ideas about the possibility of returning to the traditional German family and the traditional way of German social life in general. From the side: Jewish methods in economic life; International communication and the secret union of Jews; A kind of morality of Jewry; How legitimate business practices are being pushed out of the trade sphere by Jews; Moral principles in trade; Business and religion; The influence of the Jew on the female sex, etc.