Person
Woodrow Wilson
U.S. President 1913 to 1921; signed “The Perils of Racial Prejudice” in 1921.
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Connections 4
signed
- The Perils of Racial Prejudice 1921 Scholarship & press 12
signed into law
- Federal Reserve Act 23 Dec 1913 Scholarship & press 3
intervened in
- The Dearborn Independent’s “International Jew” campaign signed a public protest against it Scholarship & press 2
influenced
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Federal Reserve Act
According to Federal Reserve
Scholarship & press
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The Kansas City Fed's account: Wilson wanted a central board with supervisory authority.
Timeline 2 dates
- 23 Dec 1913 Woodrow Wilson signed into law Federal Reserve Act
- 1921 Woodrow Wilson signed The Perils of Racial Prejudice
Proof 3 sources
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The International Jew: 1920s Antisemitism Revived Online, Anti-Defamation League, 30 Jan 2017.
Scholarship & press
More than 100 prominent citizens, including President Woodrow Wilson
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Henry Ford and the Jews: the story Dearborn didn’t want told, Bridge Michigan, 4 Feb 2019.
Scholarship & press
he joined outgoing President Woodrow Wilson and dozens of other VIPs in signing a petition that denounced the Independent
joined outgoing President Woodrow Wilson and dozens of other VIPs in signing a petition that denounced the Independent
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Federal Reserve Act Signed into Law, Federal Reserve History (staff of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City), 22 Nov 2013.
Scholarship & press
The Federal Reserve Act was signed by President Wilson on December 23, 1913.
Wilson, however, felt the plan needed an oversight agency.
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