Frederick the Great — "As for the Jews, they are the most dangerous and cunning people in the world."

As for the Jews, they are the most dangerous and cunning people in the world.
Frederick the Great — Frederick the Great Early Modern · Prussian king

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From his correspondence, reflecting contemporary anti-Semitic views, though his policies were sometimes more pragmatic.

Date: c. 1760s

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