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1999), although propaganda claims that it was dissolved in Germany
in 1937 (Lexikon des Judentums"). But Hitler actually first in 1939
closed B'nai B'rith's operations in Germany.
It was not until the war had begun, in November 1939, that the
B'nai B'rith had their documents confiscated. The Jewish VOBB lodge
had its library confiscated in April 1938.
In 1952, Nahum Goldman, president of the World Jewish Congress,
demanded 500 million dollars from the German Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer as compensation for the damages suffered by the Jews
during the Kristallnacht. When Adenauer questioned the justification
of this outrageous claim, Goldman replied: "You may justify as much
as you like, I want the money!" And it was given to him. This is
called chutzpah, Jewish insolence! Adenauer's wife, by the way, was
Jewish.
In the 1930s, Cyrus Adler, president of the American Jewish Com-
mittee, co-ordinated the activities of the B'nai B'rith and The New
York Times in order to block any American political measures against
Hitler.
The American freemasons had no interest whatever in fighting na-
zism, but were merely looking for a suitable opportunity to satisfy
their thirst for blood. President Roosevelt was firmly set against sup-
porting any anti-Nazi groups, since he wished to kill as many Ger-
mans as possible (Colonel John Beaty, "The Iron Curtain over Ame-
rica", p. 74). General Mark Clark, a freemason and Commander-of the
US Fifth Army, told the soldiers of the US Fifth Army: "There is no
limit to the number of Germans you can kill." (The New York Times,
13 February 1944)
The SA members who had taken part in the disturbances were tried
in court. The party had its own courts of law with Walter Busch in
charge. All documents are still available.
Herschel Grynszpan survived the war, even though he had been
brought to Germany. After the war he returned to Paris, where he
should have been tried for murder. Instead, he received a new name
and new identity papers. His family also survived the war, and
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