Part 10 - No Man’s Land

4 pp; printed

A flier titled ‘No man’s land’. Reprinted from the ‘Social Crediter’ (21 February 1942). The flier was printed by William Brown & Son Ltd., Chichester Street, Belfast. The flier attacks Irish neutrality and highlights what is termed Jewish influence in Irish political life. Refences are made to Robert Briscoe (1894-1969), described as a ‘Zionist Jew, of Lithuanian origin’, and his connections with Irish republicans, Fianna Fáil, and Éamon de Valera, ‘the son of an Irish mother and a “Spanish”, presumably Portuguese-Jewish father’. Mention is also made of the contemporary activities of the IRA described as the ‘latter day edition of the old Jewish-controlled affair of the same name’. The text is initialled ‘B.J.’. A manuscript annotation on the final pages seemingly suggests that this text may have appeared in the ‘Daily Express’.