[Typed letter from the South African fascist Ray K. Rudman]

Rudman, Ray K.

Pietermaritzburg, South Africa: 1946. Letter. 8x13 inch sheet with typed message to M.B. Rovner, who had requested literature, dated Nov. 29, 1946. Fold-creased, "signed" with a green rubberstamp.

Rovner had originally written to H.H. Beamish in Rhodesia, but the request was forwarded to Rudman, who ran the Aryan Book Shop. After an explanation of this, and a promise that a New York contact would look up Rovner, Rudman goes on to write (spelling and grammar sic): "The strain on literature is so great now that we hardly have anything In stock--the Palestinian issue and the gradual becoming "JEW WISE" feeling throughout the world - is the cause of the Demand. Under separate cover however, something has been sent you which we hope will reach you safely and be duly acknowledged by you as well...until such time that our American friends contact you there, and no doubt supply you with all you require. I note that your School is named Mckinley - at first I thought it was"McKingly" - for this reminds me of the Murdering of good Governor McKingly that was murdered by the Polish-Jew, who wrapping a hankerchief around his hand and pretending that he had a sore hand, came up amongst others who were shaking hands with the Gv. and fired through the hankerchief and killing the Governor! I shall look forward to hearing fr. you in due course. Hoping that the Repub will 'clean up your big Country' and endeavour to return it to it's Washington or Abraham LINCOLN's day--and so revenge the death by murder of the latter, by the Jew Booth. With Nordic greetings from far away S. Africa. Yours sincerely, Ray K. Rudman." The recipient, Maurice Rovner, was a Jewish teacher in Buffalo, NY who wrote to numerous radical and extremist organizations of his day in an effort to obtain their literature.

Cat.No: 288166

Price: $150.00