July 3 1933 - Jewish Day was celebrated at the Chicago Worldâ€™s Fair. The highlight was a pageant called â€œThe Romance of a People,â€

Brutus_Of_Goy
Published on Sep 28, 2022
â£>July 3, 1933
>100,000+ jews gather at Soldier Field in Chicago
>celebrate 3,000 years of jewish history by worshipping a fire-breathing statue of Moloch & feeding it children
>event was called â€œThe Romance of a Peopleâ€
>organized by the zionist Organization of America
>sponsored by the jewish Agency for Palestine
>produced by Meyer Weisgal
>keynote speaker was, Chaim Weismann (first president of israel) the guy who alongside Lionel Walter Rothschild co-authored the Balfour Declaration, which was the agreement that dragged the US into WW1
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â£On July 3, 1933 (http://www.encyclopedia.chicag....ohistory.org/pages/1 Jewish Day was celebrated at the Chicago Worldâ€™s Fair. The highlight was a pageant called â€œThe Romance of a People,â€ produced by Meyer Weisgal of the Zionist Organization of America (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik....i/Zionist_Organizati The pageant took place in Soldier Field. The first president of Israel was in attendance. Please note Moloch (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moloch) and the human sacrifice that is depicted at the event.

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