Irmin Vinson's Some Thoughts on Hitler and Other Essays is a book about propaganda. Vinson explains how the organized Jewish community uses the memory of Adolf Hitler and the Holocaust as weapons to stigmatize the patriotism and ethnic pride not just of Germans; but of all whites; including those who fought against Hitler. In these clear; rational; and highly readable essays; Irmin Vinson demolishes this propaganda and exposes the insidious agenda behind it.
#1702839 in Books Camino Books; Inc. 2008-08-21Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.00 x 6.00 x .50l; .62 #File Name: 1933822147208 pages
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. true mob bookBy Dorothy A. BockThis is a very confusing book. If you want stories about the Mob; you don't want this. It is a journalist's articles for a Philadelphia newspaper. From what I have read so far; it is very hard to keep up with the mobsters; so you lose track. Cannot and will not read anymore.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Interesting but repetitiveBy J. P. WalshI enjoy reading about any all things related to Philly but was somewhat dissappointed by the repetitive information in this book which is essentially a collection of previously printed newspaper exposes.All in all I still enjoyed but I somewhat skeptical of getting George's other works.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Four StarsBy Joe Bruno Sr.Reads like old newspaper clippings; and not in chronological order; or in any discernible order. But interesting nevertheless.
