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Jews and the Confederacy

During the war, approximately 3,000 Jews (out of a total of about 150,000 Jews in the United States and the Confederacy) fought on the Confederate side.^[17] Probably the most notable Jewish figure was Judah P. Benjamin (1811–1884) who, before the Civil War, was the first Jewish Cabinet member in a North American government. Benjamin was born a British subject in Saint Croix to Phillip Benjamin, an English Jew, and his wife, Rebecca Mendes, a Portuguese Jew (Sephardic).^[22] He emigrated with his parents to the U.S. several years later and grew up in North and South Carolina. He was considered the "brains of the Confederacy," serving in high office throughout the war: as Confederate Attorney General in 1861, Secretary of War in 1861 and 1862, and Secretary of State from 1862 to 1865. President Jefferson Davis called Benjamin "the most capable statesman I have ever known,"^[23] but he was subject to "vicious anti-Jewish attacks" as the object of popular discontent after becoming acting Secretary of War in 1861.^[12] He quarreled with the Confederate generals P.G.T. Beauregard and Stonewall Jackson over strategy. In 1864, as the South's military position became increasingly desperate, Benjamin publicly advocated a plan whereby any slave willing to bear arms for the Confederacy would be emancipated and inducted, but his proposal faced stiff opposition from traditionalists. It was not passed until March 1865, by which time it was too late to salvage the Southern cause.

Other prominent Jewish Confederate figures include Colonel Abraham Charles Myers of Charleston, South Carolina, the Quartermaster General of the Confederate States Army^[24] and Dr. David Camden DeLeon, the Surgeon General of the Army.^[25][26] The surgeon Dr. Simon Baruch, father of the financier Bernard Baruch, served on General Robert E. Lee's personal staff. His widow became an early member of the Daughters of the Confederacy.
Major Raphael J. Moses, a Georgia businessman and later a state representative, before the war was commissary officer of Georgia. He carried out the last order of the Confederate government on May 5, 1865, by taking possession of $40,000 in gold and silver bullion from the Confederate treasury and delivering it to defeated Confederate soldiers headed home – following President Jefferson Davis' instructions. All three of Moses' sons served in the Confederate Army, and one was killed at Seven Pines.^[27][28]

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Judah Philip Benjamin was born on August 11, 1811, in St. Croix, in the Danish West Indies (today the United States Virgin Islands), a colony then occupied by the British during the Napoleonic Wars. His parents were Sephardic Jews, Philip Benjamin and his wife, the former Rebecca de Mendes. Their ancestors had lived in Spain before being forced to leave under the Expulsion Edict of 1492; the de Mendes family had been prominent there.^[1] Philip and Rebecca Benjamin had been shopkeepers in London, and had emigrated to the West Indies in search of better opportunities.^[2]
Judah was the third of seven children; he was given the same name as his older brother, dead in infancy. Following a tradition followed by some Sephardi, he was named for his paternal grandfather, who performed the brit milah, or circumcision ceremony. The Benjamins encountered hard times in the Danish West Indies, as normal trade was blocked by the British occupation. In 1813 the Benjamin family moved to Fayetteville, North Carolina, where they had relatives. Philip Benjamin was not successful as a businessman there, and around 1821 moved with his family to Charleston, South Carolina. That city had the largest Jewish community in the United States and a reputation for religious tolerance. Philip was learned in his faith but was not successful in business; Rebecca Benjamin earned money for the family by operating a fruit stand near the harbor.^[3]

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更にYUDAYAKUZAこと悪いユダヤ人の常套手段がユダヤ陰謀論により無関係のユダヤ人に自らの悪事の罪をなすりつけて追求の矛先をそちらにダイバートしてレイシズム・ヘイトを煽って人権利権で自らをガードしてるわけです。で、その手羽先がベンジャミン・フルフォードやデイブ・スペクター、リチャードコシミズみたいな連中なわけです。（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ


で、劣化型YUDAYAKUZAのできそこないの弟子がニダヤ教徒こと韓国人・朝鮮人と日本の阿Qサマナなわけです。（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ

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