The Quarantine Strategy Against the Anti-Semite

In the 1940s, Dr. Solomon Antill Feinberg of the American Jewish Committee devised a strategy of containment against that era's most flagrant anti-Semite, Gerald L. K. Smith. The quarantine strategy included two key components: coordination among major American Jewish community organizations to minimize public confrontations and dissemination of information on the background and tactics of the anti-Semites. In 1958, after Rockwell created Wolfens and the National Committee to Free America from Jewish domination, no one was quite sure what to do. This was a new kind of racist, a trained PR expert who knew how to work in the modern TV and radio media. He wanted them to fight him. So