EGER Felix - Jews and Freemasons in common work [first edition 1908].

Warsaw, 1908, M. Szczepkowski's circulation bookstore. 15x23 cm, pp. 256, contemporary cardboard cover. Good condition (pieces after professional conservation, ownership signatures).

First edition. Feliksa Eger (1836-1908) was a Polish publicist and researcher of Freemasonry, known for her conservative Christian-nationalist views. Her book Jews and Freemasons in Common is an attempt to document the alliance between Freemasonry and Jewish circles. The author portrays Freemasonry as a secret, hierarchical organization of a satanic nature, acting in concert with the Jews. Her views were inspired by, among other things, the false reports of Léo Taxil and conspiracy theories from the Protocols of the Wise Men of Zion.