Must men hate?
By: Sigmund Livingston
Contributors: Mazal Holocaust Collection
Edition: Revised edition.
Publisher: Crane Press
Published: 1944
Place of publication: Cleveland
Language: eng
Number of pages: 287
Copyright date: 1944
Subjects: Jewish soldiers; Jews; Biography
Notes: "Seven hundred Jews who have made notable contributions to modern civilization": pages 240-267. "Jews in the American armed forces in the present war who received official awards": page 268.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 274-275) and index.
Table of contents: title: Part one. Seeds scattered upon virgin soil; title: Seeds in juvenile literature; title: Seeds in adolescent education; title: Part two. Seeds scattered upon fertile soil; title: The ritual blood accusation; title: Libels concerning the Talmud; title: The protocols of the Elders of Zion; title: A French forgery; title: The communist charge; title: Part three. Seeds scattered upon plowed soil; title: A black night in world civilization; title: Anti-Semites are paralogists; title: The myth that the Jew is rich; title: Some conventional libels; title: Canards and hoaxes; title: Character assassination; title: Effects of frustration; title: Nazi propaganda in America; title: Anti-Semites versus American unity; title: Effects of political Anti-Semitism; title: Part four. Cutting the noxious weeds; title: Jews in the Americas; title: Immigration since 1933; title: The Jew's contribution to civilization; title: Credits and debits in behavior; title: Seeing our shortcomings in others; title: Other mass hatreds; title: Semites and Aryans; title: Differences between Judaism and Christianity; title: Emotion versus Reason; title: The effect on the general public; title: Reaction of the Jew; title: Is there an objective?; title: Our country at war; title: It is unreasonable to hate; title: The complacent Jew and complacent Christian; title: Can this hatred be cured?; title: The corrective; title: Part five. The harvest.