The book includes details of Jewish communities in large North American cities such as New York and Montreal, but also smaller groups scattered across the continent, the BBC reported. in 19, and used his connections with American researchers and Nazi sympathizers to create his 137-page book, CBC explained. and Canada, which may well have been used to implement roundups and genocide if the Nazis had triumphed in World War II.Īccording to CBC, the book-titled Statistics, Media, and Organizations of Jewry in the United States and Canada and authored by researcher and linguist Heinz Kloss-was acquired by the Library and Archives Canada (LAC). The document-once part of Adolf Hitler's personal library-was published in 1944 and goes into chilling detail about Jewish communities across the U.S. The Canadian national library has acquired a rare book that may have served as a blueprint for the proposed Nazi extension of the Holocaust to North America.
