Gentile Folly: the Rothschild's

by

ARNOLD LEESE

Author of

“My Irrelevant Defence: Jewish Ritual Murder.”

This book is dedicated, with permission, to H. H. BEAMISH, the pioneer, who set my feet upon the way.

Arnold Leese “If I am killing a rat with a stick and have him in a corner, I am not indignant if he tries to bite me and squeals and gibbers with rage. My job is, not to get angry, but to keep cool, to attend to my footwork and to keep on hitting him where it will do the most good.”

A. S. Leese, speaking at Reception, 17th Feb., 1937, on his return from prison where he was consigned for writing the truth about Jews.

	CONTENTS [by original pages]
	Chapter	Page
	INTRODUCTION
	HISTORICAL LANDMARKS
	WORKS FREQUENTLY REFERRED TO IN THE TEXT
	A ROTHSCHILD STUD-BOOK
1	THE FRANKFORT HOUSE	9
2	THE LONDON HOUSE	15
3	THE PARIS HOUSE	26
4	THE VIENNA HOUSE	31
5	THE NAPLES HOUSE	36
6	THE AMERICAN HOUSE	37
7	THE ROTHSCHILD GRIP IN OTHER LANDS	41
8	THE ROTHSCHILDS AND BRITISH ROYALTY	42
9	GENTILE INTERMARRIAGES WITH THE ROTHSCHILDS	45
10	GENTILE FRIENDS OF THE ROTHSCHILDS	47
11	ROTHSCHILD FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER JEWS	53
12	ROTHSCHILDS AND PRESS CONTROL	55
13	ROTHSCHILD CONTROL OF RAW MATERIALS	56
14	DIAMONDS AND GOLD	61
15	ROTHSCHILDS AND ZIONISM	63
16	OTHER ROTHSCHILDS	63
17	THE MORAL OF IT ALL	64


CORRECTIONS
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4	Date of Leipzig battle was 1813, not 1812. 1864. Item refers to Seven Weeks’ War, not Seven Years’ War.
8	Leopold Rothschild had three sons, not two sons and a daughter as stated. The son not mentioned was Evelyn A. Rothschild, died 1917.
10	13th line from bottom: Date of Battle of Leipzig was 1813, not 1812.
13 & 14	“Tugenbund” should be “Tugendbund.”
17	Line 9. Omit “companies, particularly.” Also delete the sentence beginning on line 10 with “Now” and ending “(see p. 25).”
25	Line 1. “First Sea Lord” should be “Prime Minister.” In the 3rd para., the references to “Lloyds” refer to Lloyds Bank, not the Insurance organisation.
47	10th line from bottom: “Censored” should be “Censured.”

ADDENDA
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18	In 1848, Lionel Rothschild offered Thomas Carlyle any sum he cared to name if he would write in support of Jewish emancipation; Carlyle indignantly refused. (Froude’s Carlyle’s Life in London).
61	First para. G. W. Smalley in Anglo-American Memories states that Lord Randolph Churchill borrowed £5,000 from Lord Rothschild on his South African trip, and invested it in gold mines, making an enormous profit; also that the expert engineer accompanying him was sent by Rothschild.