... as a weapon as well. When the world press of Germany spoke out against him, he responded by stating that "[he] could not help rejecting the content as inwardly shallow and banal; the objectivity of exposition now seemed to me more akin to lies than honest truth; and the writers were-Jews." In that way, he attempted to neutralize the more liberal ... ...

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