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BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION At this, Binjamin Segel, the Jewish “historian” of The Protocols suggests Nilus had no idea of any connection between The Protocols and the “Herzl Zionists of Basel”, 18/ even though world events were quickly confirming their predictions, as Henry Ford had stated — one reason why Mr. Ford published articles regarding The Protocols in his newspapers. Segel suggests that Nilus’ (1917) edition also stated the theft of The Protocols was perpetrated in 1901 against the author of them — Herzl himself, and at his home. Herzl is said to consider it apparently as an “indiscretion.” Nilus, writing apparently about Herzl, said: It has not been established in what ways this document, containing the holiest of Israel’s ambitions and the centuries-old mystery of its leaders, mad its way into the world of the uninitiated. As already mentioned, it was handed over to me in 1901. In that year, Theodor Herzl confirmed in circular no 18 that certain confidential information, despite stern warning to the contrary, had not remained secret but rather had been given undesirable publicity. 19/ According to the “conclusion” of a Nilus associate, The Protocols are alleged to have been “signed by the representatives of Zion, not to be confused with the representatives of the Zionist movement,” 20/ but no one has mentioned that nor provided any names. It is most interesting that the Jewish “historian” Binjamin Segel, and later perhaps his “editor and translator,” Richard Levy, can find all these books on or about The Protocols, while so many others — i.e., non-Jews — cannot find them, because of the scarcity of those books, or for their strangely short library shelf-life, if any existed there at all. It is difficult for either side to portray the truth of the matter when the Jewish Adversaries do not use more than occasional quotations of The Protocols in their defense, and probably steal all the Works their Adversaries would use to confirm those quotations. We as non-Jews, however, have as full a text as is known, derived from as reliable a source as is available — and again, It is their Inner Truth that makes them so convincing; the Message matters most. Part 5. CONCERNING THE PROTOCOLS DOCUMENT, WHICH “FIT THE SITUATION” Second to The Holy Bible, this Protocols volume having been translated into many different languages of the world, has also been said to be ont of the most widely read documents in existence. 21/ The Superintendent of the British Museum has previously stated that he constantly receives inquiries about The Protocols, from all parts of the world. 18 NILUS’ QUOTATION ON SOURCES. See: Levy, A Lie & A Libel, in., at p. 72 19 NILUS’ (1917) RE: “CIRCULAR NO. 18.” No “circular no. 18” has been found to support that Nilus-claim — but how would it be, if it was circulated only among the “Herzl Zionists.” See: Levy, A Lie & A Libel, in., at p. 73. 20 PROTOCOLS, SIGNED. Levy, id., citing Buhmi, at p. 74 21 THE MOST WIDELY READ DOCUMENT. Despite its absurdities, it has been distributed in millions of copies, and must rank very near to the Bible in the number of languages into which it has been translated. Lewis, Semites & Anti-Semites, Chp. 8, “War Against the Jews,” at p. 108, n. 37, citing Cohn, Warrant for Genocide. THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -18-
BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION The book was received by the British Museum — England’s greatest library, on August 10, 1906. It was purchased through regular trade channels, and there was nothing extraordinary about the manner i which it reached the Museum. The Protocols are alleged to have originated from the secret operations of the ancient Jewish Kahal, and the rebirth of Jewish nationalism, involving the building of Zionism and Communism, and also This is not the first of any such Protocols, or instructions, for the Jews. In 1492, Chemor, the Chief Rabbi of Spain wrote to the Grand Sanhedrin, then located in Constantinople (today that city is called Istanbul) for advice on how to handle certain problems he had. The response received indicates The Sanhedrin was even then holding sway over the Jewish people. Napoleon called the Jews to assemble The Sanhedrin to solidify his power. 22/ However, some Jews insist that The Sanhedrin does not exist. 23/ The Protocols addressed in this book had apparently originated at a “world-wide” (actually, European-wide) meeting of a small number of influential Jews at the first Zionist Congress, held at Basil, Switzerland, in 1897. This event, followed annually by other Zionist Congresses, is generally considered as the pivot point on which the rebirth of Jewish nationalism turned. 24/ The first translation from the Russian language into the English language was published in 1920, by Eyre & Spottiswood, the official printers of the British government. Victor E. Marsden made another translation at about the same time, who had previously. Mr. Henry Ford. Sr., the founder of the automobile production line and thereafter The Ford Motor Company, discussed The Protocols in an interview published in The New York World, 25/ February 17th, 1921, wherein he put the case for the Nilus publication of The Protocols tersely and convincingly, saying: The only statement I care to make about The Protocols is that they tie in with what is going on. They are sixteen years old, and they have fitted the world situation up to this time. They fit now. 26/ 22 NAPOLEON AND THE SANHEDRIN. See, Encyclopedia Judaica, Vol. 6, p. 581-83 (1971 ed.); The New Jewish Encyclopedia, p. 127-28 (1962 ed); Sachar, Course of Modern Jewish History, chp. V., “Rise of Zionism,” p. 271-272. 23 THE SANHEDRIN, “ABOLISHED.” “Around 425 C.E....[t]he Sanhedrin came to an end.” Chaim Potok, Wanderings: History of the Jews, Book Two, “Through Classical Paganism,” “Palestine: Rabbis from Yavneh,” p. 232. 24 THE PIVOT POINT OF ZIONISM. [cites needed]. 25 THE NEW YORK WORLD. See, The New York World (Owner: J. Pulitzer), February 17th, 1921, p. . 26 . THEY FIT NOW. For what “fits,” see The International Jew: The world’s Foremost Problem, and the in the 4 volume set, published by The Dearborn Publishing Co., Dearborn, Michigan, 1920-1922; reprinted by Liberty Bell Publ., P.O. Box 21, Reedy, West Virginia 25270. THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -19-
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