America First: Lindbergh and Anti-Semitism

This chapter examines the controversial views of Charles Lindbergh regarding anti-Semitism during World War II and their implications for the America First movement. It analyzes his notable speech in Des Moines, which revealed the tensions between public sentiment and personal biases as Jewish refugees sought asylum. The discussion highlights the historical significance of Lindbergh's rhetoric and its lasting impact on American political discourse and isolationism.