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It is written in the Jewish law book, the Talmud, that only the Jew is human, that Gentiles are only animals
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"It is written in the Jewish law book, the Talmud, that only the Jew is human, that Gentiles are only animals"

- Julius Streicher

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This quote is written / told by Julius Streicher between February 12, 1885 and October 16, 1946. He/she was a famous Soldier. The author also have 22 other quotes.

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