HENRY FORD AND THE JEWS The Mass Production of Hate NEIL BALDWIN

"Baldwin reveals the dark side of one of our country's most celebrated and cherished heroes. The story is a sobering one that deserves to be told."
South Florida Sun-Sentinel, March 10, 2003

"[A] mesmerizing story…[that] Baldwin explains with scrupulous scholarship and a fine narrative drive."
Philadelphia Inquirer, April 4, 2002

"Baldwin brings a fresh approach to what has long been known about one of America's most famous anti-Semites…[Baldwin's] concise look at an organized American Jewry beginning to flex its muscles makes this excellent biography a tale of changing American ethnic relations."
Publishers Weekly, October 29, 2001

"The portrayal of Ford by New York author Neil Baldwin is devastating, and is likely to have an impact on the way future generations of Americans think about the Dearborn farm boy whom Fortune magazine named the greatest businessman of the 20th Century."
Detroit Free Press, November 21, 2001

"[Baldwin's] meticulously researched book will be an eye-opener to anyone who only has a textbook knowledge of ‘The Flivver King.'"
Andrea Sachs, Time.com columnist, November 9, 2001

"…A complete and chilling account of Ford's lifelong obsession with Jews . . ."
Book Magazine, Jan/Feb 2002

"meticulously researched…Much more visceral than Albert Lee's Henry Ford and the Jews, this is a focused and exacting account of Ford."
Library Journal, 12/01/01

"…A nuanced portrait of Ford…As talented a writer as he is a researcher, Baldwin presents his subject like good drama."
Jewish News, November 23, 2001

"Baldwin's fascinating book…at times reads like a Dreiser novel, complete with pressures on the ‘great man' from his wife and son, who did not share his prejudices."
New York Times Book Review, January 13, 2001

"[Baldwin] sheds light…on American socio-cultural history…intelligent and provocative but not overly academic in tone."
Bookreporter.com, January 4, 2002

"Neil Baldwin is the consummate reporter…Page after page, Baldwin's book stuns until you almost wish the odious revelations about Henry Ford's character would stop coming because you cannot take them anymore, even as you are drawn by their relentless fascination…the quality of his writing is superb…That Baldwin uncovers much to tell about the fool who was Henry Ford makes for an essential and important read."
Calgary Herald, January 5, 2002

"Extensive research…Baldwin destroys the commonly held myth that Ford ceased anti-Semitic projects and propaganda with his closing of the Dearborn Independent…"
Aufbau, January 24, 2002

"An impartial history…Henry Ford and the Jews contributes to that subgenre of history that debunks the myths of America's heroes and confronts us with our past, blemishes and all."
Indianapolis Star, February 23, 2002

"Highly readable…"
Orlando Sentinel, February 17, 2002