Controversy and censorship

The short film originally included a scene in which the character of the Big Bad Wolf disguises himself as a Jewish peddler complete with a fake nose, glasses, and beard disguise.[13] In the scene, the actor's voice switches to a Yiddish accent and the music incorporates a fiddle.[13] This scene became more controversial after World War II and was eventually edited in its first reissue in September 1948, featuring a redesign of the Wolf's disguise as a Fuller Brush man, albeit without the disguise, to make it less offensive, and the dialogue changed from "I'm the Fuller Brush Man...I'm giving a free sample!" to "I'm the Fuller Brush Man...I'm working my way through college." using a dopey voice.[13]

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jews conquering our country and rewriting our history?

The nose knows why, but so do we.

The reasoning is that the enemy hated the jews so if you hate jews you are like the enemy. The reasoning, or lack there of, really is that simple.