Leo Frank and Rich Jews Indict the State of Georgia - Watson's Magazine
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Leo Frank and Rich Jews Indict the State of Georgia - Watson's Magazine 1915
Watson's Magazine, October, 1915.
Anti-Semitic, Firebrand politician Tom Watson, one of the best defense lawyers in the South, and a news publisher, reports in his Jeffersonian newspaper and populist magazine, on what the general public in the south and later the United States of American and Western Civilization perceives as "Jewish media control" and the manipulation of their powerful news reach on behalf of their racial kinsmen.
More specifically, Watson believes the media in primarily Northern states and "Jewish-owned" newspapers nationally began a media campaign, to erroneously exonerate Leo Frank. Hatred of this supposed "Jewsmedia" was unofficially born in 1913 with the Leo Frank case and continues to this day by people who think "Jews control the media".
In Watson's anti-semitic world view, he articulates a well orchestrated nationwide campaign led by "Jewish supremacist hate mongers" against the State of Georgia, which unravels from dozens of newspapers across the United States, hoping to emotionally bully the people of Georgia and Governor John M. Slaton to pardon Leo Frank and set him free.
Watson's Magazine, October, 1915.
Anti-Semitic, Firebrand politician Tom Watson, one of the best defense lawyers in the South, and a news publisher, reports in his Jeffersonian newspaper and populist magazine, on what the general public in the south and later the United States of American and Western Civilization perceives as "Jewish media control" and the manipulation of their powerful news reach on behalf of their racial kinsmen.
More specifically, Watson believes the media in primarily Northern states and "Jewish-owned" newspapers nationally began a media campaign, to erroneously exonerate Leo Frank. Hatred of this supposed "Jewsmedia" was unofficially born in 1913 with the Leo Frank case and continues to this day by people who think "Jews control the media".
In Watson's anti-semitic world view, he articulates a well orchestrated nationwide campaign led by "Jewish supremacist hate mongers" against the State of Georgia, which unravels from dozens of newspapers across the United States, hoping to emotionally bully the people of Georgia and Governor John M. Slaton to pardon Leo Frank and set him free.
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