"King of Kings" (1927) and the Origins of Jewish Cultural Censorship, by Andrew Joyce
May 20th 2021 3:48pm EDT
Initially established in 1913 to manage fallout from the conviction of Jewish murderer Leo Frank, the ADL’s first major effort to engage in cultural censorship began in the early 1920s in the form of a campaign against Henry Ford’s Dearborn Independent essay series “The International Jew.” The campaign began with a cross-denominational conference in September… […]
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