The Secret Relationship Between Blacks & Jews — Complete 3-Volume Set

This listing includes all three volumes of The Secret Relationship Between Blacks & Jews, published by the Historical Research Department of the Nation of Islam. The series presents an extensive documentary examination of the historical economic and social relationships between Black Americans and Jewish Americans, drawing heavily on Jewish historical scholarship, rabbinical records, census data, and court documents.

What You Receive

• Volume 1 — Focuses on the role of Jews in the transatlantic slave trade, citing Jewish encyclopedias, rabbinical responsa, and colonial-era records to argue that Jewish merchants played a disproportionate role in the trafficking and ownership of enslaved Africans in the Americas.
• Volume 2 — Examines the relationship between Jewish business interests and Black America in the post-slavery era, including the cotton economy, sharecropping, and commercial exploitation in Black communities, sourced primarily from Jewish-authored historical texts and newspaper archives.
• Volume 3 — Subtitled The Secret Relationship Between Blacks & Jews: How Jews Gained Control of the Black American Economy, this volume focuses on Jewish domination of the music and entertainment industries and its economic impact on Black artists and performers, drawing on industry records and biographical sources.

Format & Edition Details

• Format: Paperback
• Publisher: Historical Research Department, Nation of Islam
• Language: English
• Sold as a complete 3-volume set

Scope & Perspective Note

This series is a work of historical advocacy scholarship published from the perspective of the Nation of Islam. It is extensively footnoted and sources much of its evidence from Jewish historians and communal records. Readers should approach the volumes as a particular scholarly perspective within a broader, ongoing historical debate rather than a consensus academic account. These books are widely held in university libraries and have generated significant scholarly discussion and rebuttal literature.