Face to Face With Kaiserism and German Propaganda
Excerpt traces German propaganda in U S schools and public life during World War I. Notes universal service debate, ambassadorial and police pressures on ethnic Germans, and incidents in New York Central Park and German clubs. Describes Hugo Schmidt internment and German intrusion into American society as war progresses.
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Albany
Buffalo
Harrisburg
Trenton
Boston
Philadelphia
Providence
New York
Germany
Dar
Universal Service
Tomy
America
Hugo Schmidt
Deutsche Bank
Central Park
Russia
Gerard
United States
Altho
Minnapolis
Helena
Billings
Butte
Missoula
Montana
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Washington
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Pasadena
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cleveland
Keiser
Thompson
Major Punktonser
Funkhonser
Walter J. Harlow
Mary Pickford
Major Funkhouser
Chieass
Misa Pickford
Jiox Film Company
Americdin
Chiego
Funkhouser
Fox Company
aAlsehuler
Fim
Alsehuier
eChiva
Red Cross
Medinaher
Tamislion Club
Rhein
England
Frederick the Great
Charlemagne
Frederick
Alexander
Tullus Caesar
Theodorick
Napoleon
Frederick the
Goethe
Allon
Ris
M Teuton
Oar
Kaiser
Chicago Board of Education
Mae
Dathesia
Lb. Prokosth
University of Texas
United States of America
Kaiger
Fla
Tum
Bundestable
Bundesrath
Congress
Reichstag
Prokosch
Senate
B.sch
M. Purin
State Normal Schovol
Frederick Betz
Department of
East High School
Rochester
N. Y
Kina
William I
Enrope
Beethoven
Mozart
Schiller
Lessing
Queen Louise
Field Marshal
Blucher
Bismarck
Oscar Burkhard
Ass Mann
Minne
Muigehi
Peber Arles
Serret
Republic
Prakesah
Puvin
Etla
Qaulion
Barbarossa
Pope
Ibeilally
Seraphim
Cherubim
Penn
William Penn
Daniel Pastorius
Frankfort
Pennsylvania
Baron von Steuben
Gen. von Steuben
Yorktown
Steuben
Beaumarchais
South
Europe
Berlin
Brazil
Prince Henry Hecan
Bavaria
Saxony
Hanover
Wurembers
Hesse
Prince Henry
Ile
von Tirpitz
Roosevelt
Annapolis
Brooklyn Navy Yard
West Point
Middlewest
St. Louis
Altoona
Ets
Germatt Societies
Deutscle Rrives Verein
Mili
Great Britain
América
Gen. Siegel
Carl Schurzwold
Army
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Tasers Zeitung
Brandenburg
Prussia
Nuremberg
Sigismund TE
Doctor Dryander
Dryander
Lille
Tourcoing
Roubaix
France
Belgium
Poland
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Telegraph
London Daily Telegraph
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Tageblatt
Hagia
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German Propaganda in American Schools Exposed and Debated
A Chicago speaker condemns German influence in U S schools detailing textbooks and teachers praising Prussian rulers. He cites German authored materials in New York and Chicago schools, argues for American allegiance, and recalls Prince Henry's 1902 visit as propaganda.
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Staats-Verband
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St. Louis Club
Germania Club
Deutscher Kriezgebund
Pister
Armory
Bernstorff
Hhis
Bernstorf
Wld
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Raifers
Hoxigs
Aiebonden Sgurlid
Prsrarabion Lobel
Miia Rustitk
Selagramm
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Aare
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Eire
Emperor William
Mary Fickford
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