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BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION these ideas are not practical ones at all and I am only making myself the laughingstock of the people to whom I talk about it seriously. Could I be only a figure in my novel?” 100/ Herzl wrote if his ideas a letter to Baron Maurice de Hirsch, a French Jew who made a fortune in banking and was the greatest Jewish philanthropist of the time. 101/ Hirsch met with Herzl in the billiards room at Hirsch’s mansion on the rue de l’Elysée, in May of 1895. 102/ Herzl admitted his “credentials” were poor: he had not done much in the pro-Jewry field; then, he is reported as speaking from his prepared notes on his theory of what we know now as Zionism (and eventually, the text for The Protocols) saying: For two thousand years of the dispersion the Jews have been without unified political leadership. I regard this as our worst misfortune. It has harmed us more than all the persecutions. This is why we have inwardly been ruined. There has been no one to train us to become real men...We were pushed into all the inferior occupations, we were locked up in ghettos where we caused one another’s degeneration. And when they let us out, they suddenly expected us to have all the characteristics of a people accustomed to freedom. 103/ Herzl then spoke of the need to unify the Jewish people. this would be done politically; and by offering “`huge prizes’ for striking deeds, for courage, self-sacrifice, ethical conduct, achievements in art and science — for anything great. The moral level of the people would be raised.” 104/ Hirsch said Jews had too many intellectuals, Jews wanted to climb too high in (an unnamed) society, and all that brought the misfortune upon themselves. Hirsch was financing a new Jewish colony in Argentina, and so doubted the ideas of a Jewish homeland. 105/ Herzl is said to have told Hirsch: “You breed beggars. This philanthropy debases the character of our people.” 106/ Herzl threatened to go to the German Kaiser: 100 “A WORK OF INFINITE GRANDEUR.” Chaim Potok, Wanderings: History of the Jews (New York, Alfred A. Knopf, Pub. 1987), Book Four, “Inside Modern Paganism,” Chp. “Secularism: Messiahs for a Broken World,” p. 379. 101 BARON MAURICE DE HIRSCH. Encycl. Jud. id., p. 408; Potok, id., p. 382. 102 HIRSCH MET WITH HERZL IN MAY OF 1895. Sachar, Course of Jewish History, Chp. XIII., “The Rise of Zionism,” “Theodore Herzl,” at p. 269; Potok, id., p. 382 103 THE NEED TO UNIFY THE JEWISH PEOPLE. Potok, id., p. 382. 104 MORAL LEVEL RAISED. Potok, id., p. 382. 105 HIRSCH FINANCES A NEW JEWISH COLONY IN ARGENTINA. Sachar, id., p. 269; Potok, 382. 106 PHILANTHROPY DEBASES THE CHARACTER. Sachar, id., p. 269. At this point in the Herzl-Hirsch conversation, Hirsch asked what Herzl planned to do about it. Herzl said he would “call a congress of Jewish notables to discuss migration to a sovereign Jewish state. Hirsch stated at his guest incredulously for a moment, and then quickly ushered him to the door” — apparently because Herzl dared to challenge the Sanhedrin, and “thoughts so shockingly at variance with the National Affiliation, the Sanhedrin’s dominating tradition in Western Jewish life.” Sachar, id., p. 269. This account differs with Potok, p. 382-83. It seems the Jewish “historians” are no more harmonically accurate than any other. See the errors mentioned of Benjamin Segel, in this INTRODUCTION. (Ed.). THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -38
BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION “He will understand me, for he has been brought up to be the judge of great things...To the Kaiser I will say: Let my people go! We are strangers here; we are not permitted to assimilate with the people, nor are we able to do so. Let us go! I will tell you the ways and the means which I want to use for our exodus, so that no economic crisis or vacuum may follow our departure.” 107/ Hirsch asked where the money to pay for all this would come from; Herzl replied he would set up a “Jewish National Loan Fund of ten million marks.” After hearing Herzl’s plans, Hirsch called it a fantasy, saying, “The rich Jews will give nothing. Wealthy people are mean and care nothing about the sufferings of the poor.” 108/ While Hirsch suggested he would sacrifice everything, he expected all other Jews to do the same. He promised to meet Herzl again. Herzl wrote in his diary, “It is working itself out through me. 109/ It would be an obsession, if it were not so rational from beginning to end.” 110/ Parts of the address Herzl planned to give were not intended for the general public, only for the Rothschilds, playing off his fortunes ill-thought of by the gentile world: it should be made to serve a sacred purpose; “to sanctify the Rothschild money by the good it served,” 111/ becoming the financial means of an immense migration of Jews to a land of a Jewish State. “We are talking about a simple old matter — the exodus from Egypt,” Herzl said to Hirsch. 112/ Herzl read his address to a friend, Friedreich Shiff, “an educated Jew, doctor, and journalist.” Shiff’s “opinion was that Herzl’s ideas were the result of a nervous breakdown,” and declared unhesitatingly that the author was making straight for the madhouse.” 113/ It was an opinion which had a profound, depressing effect on Herzl, who complained of the “smallmindedness of the Jews,” and writing to Hirsch: “For the present there is no helping the Jews. If someone showed them the promised land, they would scoff at him. For they are demoralized...We shall have to sink still lower; we shall have to be more widely insulted, spat upon, mocked, beaten, robbed and slain before we are ripe for the idea....” 114/ During the summer of 1895, Herzl actually met with the Rothschilds in Berlin and Munich, and other prominent Jews in Vienna, London, and Paris. (There is no mention of how 107 TO THE KAISER I WILL SAY. Potok, id., p. 382. 108 THE RICH JEWS WILL GIVE NOTHING.. Potok, id., p. 382; Sachar, p. 270. See also, n. JEWISH BANKERS REFUSED THEIR SUPPORT, in this Part. 109 “IT IS WORKING ITSELF OUT THROUGH ME.” Potok, p. 382. 110 “RATIONAL FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE END.” Encycl. Jud., p. 408; Potok, p. 384. 111 TO SANCTIFY THE ROTHSCHILD MONEY. Encycl. Jud. p. 409; Potok, p. 384. 112 A SIMPLE OLD MATTER — THE EXODUS FROM EGYPT. Potok, p. 382. Here we see the delusion that the Jews are the only people to accomplish the now famous, historically proven exit from ancient Egypt, where the Jews believe themselves — erroneously, through rabbinical instruction — to be the “Israelites” mentioned in the Old Testament migration. (Ed.). 113 STRAIGHT FOR THE MADHOUSE. Richard J.H. Gotthiel, Zionism (Movements in Judaism), (Phila., The Jewish Publication Society of America, 1914), Chp. IV., “Theodor Herzl,” p. 86; Encycl. Jud., id., p. 409-410; Potok, id., p. 384. 114 THERE IS NO HELPING THE JEWS. Encycl. Jud., p. 409-410; Potok, p. 384. THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -39-
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