Stirring times in Austria by Mark Twain
As to the make-up of the House, it is this: the deputies come from all the walks of life and from all the grades of society. There are princes, counts, barons, priests, peasants, mechanics, laborers, lawyers, judges, physicians, professors, merchants, bankers, shopkeepers. They are religious men, they are earnest, sincere, devoted, and
they hate the Jews.
Mark Twain was describing the people of Austria and all the different classes of people there hated the Jews – so people have to wonder what exactly were the Jews doing that the people of Austria found to be so offensive? But these most hated people are now on our land and we have got an obligation for the sake of our future generations that we must get rid of them by any means necessary.