


So obscure are these books that they are not even mentioned on the Calvin College website of anti-Semitic Third Reich literature. Both "Proleten" and "Völkerbrei" (SOLD) were printed in very minimal editions of only 2000 copies each in 1940 and 1941 in Wien and Dresden respectively. "Freimaurer" was printed in larger numbers originally, but is no less obscure today. Fore more information on the author of two of these booklets, Dr. Robert Ley, go to the bottom of this page.


In this historical publication, Dr. Robert Ley, who also wrote parts of the Nazi Party Testament Ich Kämpfe and was the publisher of Der Schulungsbrief (The Party Directive) magazine, explains the three main social changes of the 19th century that created lingering problems in 20th century Germany:


German superiority, its responsibilities and Hitler and the National Socialists changed Germany; made it healthy again, a classless country with Jews no longer part of society.
By repeating over and over again what is important, the Nazis have created a country of racially pure, responsible workers full of drive and energy. The German people are worthy again. Before Hitler they were burdened by class wars and prejudice. Hitler brought down the dividing walls and German horizons have widened.
Never has so much changed in Germany in only seven years. Germany took control of most of western Europe. Germany went from an unimportant, looked down-upon country to a world power with Europe laying at its feet. Jews and negroes (England and France) were defeated. Eighty million Germans now have rights and are a force to be reckoned with. “Our Soldiers have opened the gates in Poland, Norway, Flanders and France and even England will never be able to close them again!” From proletarians to gentlemen, from narrow-mindedness to the whole world! All thanks to Adolf Hitler, Our Führer!
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Der Aufbau was published by the NS-HAGO or Nationalsozialistische Handwerks-, Handels-, und Gewerbeorganisation (National Socialist Handwork, Trade and Marketing Organization) of the DAF (Deutsche Arbeitsfront or the German Labor Front of Dr. Robert Ley) and was the organization in Nazi Germany responsible for all matters related to commerce.


The photographic content of this booklet is especially gruesome, with plenty of skeletons, Masonic Temple interiors, symbols, trappings, coffins, skulls, Moses tablets, crowns, candelabra, insects, arks, medals, aprons, charts, etc.
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This anti-Jewish, anti-freemason Nazi book directly above is offered
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Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter and DAF Reichsleiter, was the man who established the Ordensburgen, made the Volkswagen and developed countless building projects throughout the Greater German Reich, from the time of his service in World War I through May 1945.
Der Deutsche Arbeitsfront (DAF or German Labor Front) was the principal Nazi organization under direct control Dr. Robert Ley. He was the organizer of the annual Reichsparteitag in Nürnberg. He published Der Schulungsbrief (The Party Directive) magazine and wrote part of the text of the Nazi Party member book Ich Kämpfe. Dr. Ley was one of the principal figures of the Nazi Party and an early NSDAP cabinet member in 1933. He was a World War I veteran, an old friend of Adolf Hitler and his degree was in the field of chemistry.
As Reichsleiter of the DAF Dr. Ley built the Ordensburg Castles at Vogelsang, Crössensee and Sonthofen. He built the towns and factories that produced everything from Volkswagens to tanks, and airplanes to ships and plywood. He oversaw every laborer that worked on the Reichsautobahn or elsewhere in Nazi Germany.
On 16 May 1945, Dr. Robert Ley was arrested at his villa in Berchtesgaden by American troops. On 25 October 1945, four days after being indicted at the Nürnberg War Crimes Trials, he committed suicide in his prison cell by hanging himself, thus cheating the Allies out of the chance to try the most anti-Semitic man in Germany. Much of the genius of Dr. Ley was never exposed as he was never put on trial or found responsible for the institutionalized anti-Semitism in Germany. Ley’s work as Reichsorganisationsleiter was overshadowed by the high profile war work of Albert Speer who was not hung at Nürnberg, and thus survived the war to become his own best publicist.