Now in this declaration, which I have here, it was printed on page -- a whole page -- in the New York
Times on August 7, 1933, Mr. Samuel Untermyer boldly stated that: “this economic boycott is our
means of self-defense. President Roosevelt has advocated its use in the NRA" . [National Recovery
Administration] -- which some of you may remember, where everybody was to be boycotted unless
they followed the rules laid down by the New Deal, which of course was declared unconstitutional by
the Supreme Court at that time.
Nevertheless, the Jews of the world declared a boycott against Germany, and it was so effective that
you couldn't find one thing in any store anywhere in the world with the words "made in Germany" on
it.
In fact, an executive of the Woolworth Company told me that they had to dump millions of dollars
worth of crockery and dishes into the river; that their stores were boycotted. If anyone came in and
found a dish marked "made in Germany," they were picketed with signs: "Hitler", "murderer", and so
forth, and like -- something like these sit-ins that are taking place in the South.
R. H. Macy, which is controlled by a family called Strauss who also happen to be Jews. . . a woman
found stockings there which came from Chemnitz, marked "made in Germany". Well, they were
cotton stockings. They may have been there 20 years, because since I've been observing women's legs
in the last twenty years, I haven't seen a pair with cotton stockings on them. So Macy! I saw Macy
boycotted, with hundreds of people walking around with signs saying "MURDERS" and
"HITLERITES", and so forth.
Now up to that time, not one hair on the head of any Jew had been hurt in Germany. There was no
suffering, there was no starvation, there was no murder, there was nothing. [continued]