CSPAN3 Lectures In History December 28, 2014
15 minutes. All right. Good afternoon, everybody. Last time, we looked broadly at the rise of hatred during world war i and we looked at immigration restriction, which was in some ways related to that, and a little bit about the activities of the ku klux klan and we spent a lot of time on the translation of the forgeries known as the protocols of the elders of lyon. And we mentioned some of the antiimmigrant rhetoric connected with prohibition. What i want to do today is focus on the person who really did more than anyone else to fan the flames of antisemitism in the 1920s, and that was none o...