The Key To Freedom: The World's Present Deadly Peril. Economy Of The World In The Hands Of The Zionist International Bankers.. -

Union, New Jersey: Christian Educational Association, 1957. First edition. A verbose and visual anti-Semitic poster featuring many of the motifs regularly employed by Conde McGinley's Christian Educational Association. The first page discusses the Jewish role in the Communist Conspiracy and includes a paper label affixed to the top featuring a speech by Winston Churchill in which he lambastes the "international atheistic Jews" responsible for the Russian Revolution. The two inner pages are a large wall chart showing various powerful Jews (with photographs) and their influence over the United States' armed forces, immigration policy, the press, the U.N., health, education and welfare, the economy, the State Dept., and the labor movement. All figures/departments appear to emanate from three central figures: Sidney J. Weinberg, Bernard Baruch and Max Rabb. Bernard Baruch is described as the 'Most Powerful Man of World' [sic] and is behind

"the most evil PLOT the world has ever known FOR THE ENSLAVEMENT OF MAKIND BY gathering the money and economy of the world in the hands of INTERNATIONAL ZIONIST BANKERS by a cleverly concealed war machine, financing, idealizing, manipulating, promoting war in all part of the world by quietly and persistantly promoting legislation and taxes to enslave and tie the hands of people and government."

The final page reprints extracts from the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and discusses how recent U.S. Presidents have been hoodwinked and manipulated by Zionists to carry out the Protocols. A short literature list includes other similar titles published or distributed by Christian Educational Association.

Large format publication (17 ½" x 23") printed in black, red & pink unfolding to feature a 35" x 23" chart. Browning to paper, old horizontal and vertical folds (as issued), but an about Near Fine example. No record for this publication in OCLC. Scarce. SINGERMAN, 0789.