The International Jew

The International Jew is a series of pamphlets published in the early 1920s under the influence of Henry Ford, the founder of the Ford Motor Company. Distributed through Ford’s newspaper, The Dearborn Independent, the work promotes conspiracy theories claiming that Jewish people secretly control finance, media, and governments.

William J. Cameron was the chief editor of The Dearborn Independent, the newspaper owned by Henry Ford. He oversaw the antizionist articles that were later compiled and published as The International Jew. Most historians agree Cameron either wrote or heavily edited large portions of the text.