This publication's editors included William J. Cameron and E. G. Pipp, who quit in outrage soon after this publication was sold to a new owner in 1919.
This publication's editors included William J. Cameron and E. G. Pipp, who quit in outrage soon after this publication was sold to a new owner in 1919. Its new owner claimed not to have knowledge of this publication's contents, a statement contradicted by testimony given during a libel lawsuit by Aaron Sapiro. This was the first newspaper to publish extracts from The (*) Protocols of the Elders of Zion in the United States. A number of its passages were copied verbatim into Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler, who kept a portrait of this newspaper's publisher in his Munich office. This weekly newspaper's anti-semitic agenda was met with a boycott of other products sold by its publisher, whose 1927 retraction and apology may have been motivated by the need to protect his car sales. For 10 points, name this newspaper published by Henry Ford.
This publication's editors included William J. Cameron and E. G. Pipp, who quit in outrage soon after this publication was sold to a new owner in 1919.
The Dearborn Independent (accept The Ford International Weekly; prompt on "(The) Independent")