From Issue No. 77 of National Vanguard tabloid, 1980:
Race-conscious Dutch Governor of New Amsterdam Tried to Halt Infestation The Coming of the Jews to America The first 23 Jews to settle in what is now the United States landed as a group in 1654 at a small trading village at the tip of Manhattan Island. It is fitting that from the outset the destinies of American Jewry and of the little town that grew to be New York, America’s greatest city, should be linked, for it was through the portals of New York harbor that the great majority of the later Jewish immigrants to America would pass, and it was in New York that their children and grandchildren would . . .
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