Description:
The "Shulchan Aruch" is a condensed version of the Talmud; it contains the essence of Judaism. It is also highly contemptuous of all non-Jews. Here, Erich Bischoff exposes the dark corners of the Jewish religion and mindset.
Review Quotes:
"Finally we have an English translation of Bischoff's milestone work from 1942. All those who have been stymied by the cryptic theology of the Talmud now have a clear, concise, and eye-opening assessment by a non-Jewish observer. It is no exaggeration to say that this book is one-of-a-kind. No other such analysis exists. This casts a whole new - and highly damning - light on contemporary Jews everywhere. Outstanding."
- Halcyon Reviews
"I must admit to hearing stories over the years of Jewish malfeasance hidden in the Talmud, but I was never able to confirm them. Here, working with the "condensed Talmud" of the Shulchan Aruch, Bischoff digs up these truly shocking aspects of Jewish law. The bits on child sexuality are both perverse and criminal. If this describes the outlook of even a fraction of Jews around the world, we are in deep trouble. Highly recommended."
- Times Literary Review