German-Jewish Parnassus (Deutsch-jüdischer Parnass)

"Nobody seriously doubts the power that the Jews have in the press. The criticism in particular is, at least in the capital cities and their most influential newspapers, about to become a Jewish monopoly. The prevalence of the Jewish element in the theater is just as well known: almost all of Berlin's theater directors are Jews, a large number, perhaps most of the actors, of the same kind, and that theater and concert life in Germany would be virtually impossible without a Jewish audience that boasted or complained. A completely new phenomenon is that German literary studies also seems to be passing into Jewish hands, and it is, depending on the point of view, funny or tragic, to overlook the members of the "Germanic" seminars of our universities." Ggle translated version of the German original (included).