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The "8-Uhr-Abendblatt", of which Victor Hahn was the publisher. Ironically, it bore the subtitle """National Newspaper""", which would only have been justified had the word "Jewish" been prefixed to it. The editorial staff included: H. Zucker, F. Hirsch, Dr. Frankfurter, E. Leimdorfer, F. Hollaender, P. Pinthus, and E. Neckarsuhmer. The circulation exceeded 170,000.
Additionally, the following magazines were published by Mosse: "Bader-Almanach", "Illustrated Family Newspaper", "Garden Flora", "Foundry Newspaper", "German Colonial Newspaper (!!), "Rudolf-Mosse-Almanach", "De Post van Holland", "German Empire Address Book", "Trade and Commerce", "Technical Review". Mosse also had exclusive distribution and exclusive advertising acceptance for 11 foreign address books.
The following should be noted about the treasonous activity of the "B.T." [Berliner Tageblatt (((newspaper)))] during the World War: In 1915, the former Berlin representative of the "Daily Mail", F. W. Wile, published an anti-German hate book with the significant title "Who's Who in Hunland". In this pamphlet, the German-hater praises the "B.T." as follows: "Its tendency is directed against the government, against Prussianism, against the military, and is semi-socialist. Officially, it represents radical democracy. (((Since it belongs to Jews and is published by Jews, it is also authoritative for the opinions of influential Berlin Jewry))). No other newspaper is so well known abroad, and his articles are often quoted by foreign newspapers, especially the English ones."
The "8-Uhr-Abendblatt", of which Victor Hahn was the publisher. Ironically, it bore the subtitle """National Newspaper""", which would only have been justified had the word "Jewish" been prefixed to it. The editorial staff included: H. Zucker, F. Hirsch, Dr. Frankfurter, E. Leimdorfer, F. Hollaender, P. Pinthus, and E. Neckarsuhmer. The circulation exceeded 170,000.
Additionally, the following magazines were published by Mosse: "Bader-Almanach", "Illustrated Family Newspaper", "Garden Flora", "Foundry Newspaper", "German Colonial Newspaper (!!), "Rudolf-Mosse-Almanach", "De Post van Holland", "German Empire Address Book", "Trade and Commerce", "Technical Review". Mosse also had exclusive distribution and exclusive advertising acceptance for 11 foreign address books.
The following should be noted about the treasonous activity of the "B.T." [Berliner Tageblatt (((newspaper)))] during the World War: In 1915, the former Berlin representative of the "Daily Mail", F. W. Wile, published an anti-German hate book with the significant title "Who's Who in Hunland". In this pamphlet, the German-hater praises the "B.T." as follows: "Its tendency is directed against the government, against Prussianism, against the military, and is semi-socialist. Officially, it represents radical democracy. (((Since it belongs to Jews and is published by Jews, it is also authoritative for the opinions of influential Berlin Jewry))). No other newspaper is so well known abroad, and his articles are often quoted by foreign newspapers, especially the English ones."
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