By Professor of Theology D. Cajus Fabricius
[Published in 1937 by Hermann Püschel, 10 Striesener Strasse, Dresden A 16]
The Red Cross is widely considered a great American institution. It is generally thought of as among the world’s premier humanitarian organizations. Clearly, almost everyone thinks of it as a life-saving agency. Most people know this non-governmental organization (NGO) to be heavily dependent upon the blood and currency generously donated by the American people. But, what if all of the above is untrue? What if everything you think you know about the American Red Cross is a ghastly nauseating lie?
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