Optional Support Deep Podcast: / deeppodcastiran Instagram: / deep.podcast Telegram Channel: Https://www.telegram.me/deeppodcast How did the Jews make Hollywood? All these Jews who founded Hollywood lived only a few kilometers away from each other and their birthdays were very close to each other. When they came to America, they bought houses in Los Angeles that were only a few meters apart. Many believe that the word "American dream" appeared for the first time in Eastern Europe, not America. Harry Warner was the founder of Warner Bros. Company. This person, along with his three brothers, introduced sound to the world of cinema for the first time. Harry Warner was born in Poland. Another one born in Poland was called Samuel Goldwyn. Although Goldwyn was never the head of any studio, he was the biggest and most important producer in Hollywood. They are the president of Universal Company, Mr. Carl Lemley, born in a small town in Germany. And he, Mr. Louis V Mayer, the founder of MGM, was born in a small Jewish village in Tsarist Russia. William Fox, the founder of the Fox Company, and Adolf Zucker, the founder of the Paramount Company, were both born in Hungary. Fox and 20th century companies later merged and formed 20th century fox company. Adolf Zucker was called the father of feature films. Zucker spent his childhood in a ghetto village. Before the beginning of the 20th century, most of the Jews of Eastern Europe had to live in small villages called shettles. They had no homeland and lived in normal conditions in the land of Tsarist Russia. In these villages, religion and life were merged together. All the people spoke Hebrew. People in these villages sang Jewish songs, told each other stories and performed theater in the streets. These simple actions opened their way to America in the following years. As much as their financial situation was not good, they were culturally very rich. The founders of Hollywood were able to find themselves very soon. They are creative and risk-taking. Adolf Zucker was one of the first Jews to do something great. The first cinematographers had a lot of experience in sales. All of them were either peddlers or worked in shops in their youth. When they entered the cinema industry, they did not pay much attention to the engineering or even artistic aspect of the matter, but their main attention was on the economic category and how much money can be made from this emerging industry. It's hard to believe, but before World War I, New York City was the center of cinema in the world. Because Hollywood had not yet been established in Los Angeles at that time, of course Jews had not yet entered the film industry. That was the time when movies showed the world an image of America. This work was the result of the efforts of Thomas Edison and other pioneers of the cinema industry. Most of these people are Protestant Christians. They looked at movies as entertainment for the working class. The films of that time showed a black image of Jews, like this film where, for example, a Jew's nose hurts a woman. We also had derogatory images of black people. A large number of Jewish actors, directors and writers were removed from Hollywood. This removal was done by the Jewish administrators. This move dealt a fatal blow to Hollywood Jews. Little by little, they lost control of the companies they founded. The society had already understood that they were immigrant Jews. Politics, as well as the American people, no longer consider these Hollywood millionaires as white Americans. Mr. Meyer, the president of Golden Meyer Metro Company, was fired from his own company in 1952. The last five years of his life were spent in illness and depression. During his loneliness, he went to church and still introduced himself as a Christian, but when he died, the American government buried his body in the Jewish cemetery. In 1958, Harry Warner, the founder of the Warner Brothers company, had a very intense argument with his brother Jack. After this family fight, Harry Warner suffered a stroke and passed away some time later, that one brother, Jack Warner, left America and spent the last days of his life in France. Jack Warner was hit hard during a tennis game and in the year of Carl Lemly, the founder of Universal Company, he did not live long enough to see the Cold War and even the Second World War. But Adolph Zucker, the founder of the Paramount Company. The first Jew to step foot in Hollywood. This person was never removed from American society and was promoting American nationalism until the last moment. The Jews who created Hollywood have all died. But their thoughts survived in Hollywood movies and traces of the Jewish world can still be seen in all Hollywood movies. Edison's America was conquered by alien ideology. This time, it was not communism or Judaism that terrified Americans. This time the American dream itself had become scary. The American that Hollywood defined for the world. E