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BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION International Jew, which is an abridgement by Gerald L.K. Smith or his followers, of the greater 4 volume series published by Henry Ford titled The International Jew, which appeared in the newspaper articles of The Dearborn Independent. Mr. Smith’s work is a 223-page hardback edition. Ed.] 190/ At the apex of his business career, Henry Ford, the innovative automobile manufacturer and industrial genius, sensed that a terrific effort was being made to take his very profitable business from him and to manipulate it into the hands of the well known Biblical reference anonymously called the “money-changers” — i.e., those often unknown individuals working unseen and in concert with others of their Kind to acquire the property of others by means unChristian and unjust. Mr. Ford had the impression then, and all history supports his conclusions nor, that these manipulations were being engineered and executed by seemingly powerful Jewish financiers. Mr. Ford called to his office the most intelligent research men within his acquaintance. He commissioned them to make a thorough study of the so-called “inter-nation-al Jew,” and to thereafter publish their findings in The Dearborn Independent, which at that time was the official organ of the Ford Motor Company. With Ford’s backing, the project had no budgetary constraints; no expense was spared, and it is estimated that literally millions of dollars — in the money-values of the early 1920’s — had been spent by Mr. Ford to arrive at the result of his Work, The International Jew. The original articles were published Ford’s newspaper, then published in book form. When the final report on “The International Jew” was originally published, it opened each chapter with a text taken from The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, or from the published statements of world-prominent Jews. The moment the manuscripts dealing with the 190 A GOOD BIOGRAPHY. Woe unto you, when all men shall speak well of you! for so did their fathers to the false prophets. Jesus of Nazareth. The Gospel According to Luke, (KJV) Chp 6:26. Observe your enemies, for they first find out your faults. Antisthenes. Quoted in The New Dictionary of Thoughts, A Cyclopedia of Quotations (Being a Digest of Striking Thoughts from the Master Minds of the World Begun Over Ninety Years Ago and covering a Period of Over Four Thousand Years), Tryon Edwards, D.D., ed. (New York, Standard Book Company, MCMXXXVI, 1955), “Enemies,” at p. 160. Our enemies come nearer to the truth in the opinions they form of us than we do in our opinion of ourselves. Rochefoucould, id., p. 161. Our enemies frequently tell the truth, but friends, never. Cato. id., p. 161. No department of literature is so false as a biography. Channing. id., “Biography,” at p. 49 If we could read the secret history of our enemies, we should find in each man’s life sorrow and suffering, enough to disarm all hostility. Longfellow. A Dictionary of Thoughts, p. 160. If you have no enemies, it is a sign fortune has forgot you. Thomas Fuller (1654-1734), Gnomologia. Quoted in Dictionary of Quotations, Bergen Evans, ed. (New York, Avenel Books, MCMLXVIII), “Enemies,” p. 198, at No. 11. Reputation is not worth defending, but righteousness is. Dagobert D. Runes, Dictionary of Thought, From my Writings and My Evenings (New York, Philosophical Library, 1959), p. 95. THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -64-
BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION Jewish Question reached the public, a terrific howl went up from official Jewry. 191/ If it could be summarized, the campaign of reprisal and abuse which was carried on against Mr. Ford and his Motor Company that summary alone would require a book-seized publication. Every instrument of torture and abuse which could be imagined was carried on against Mr. Ford. Smear, character assassination, ridicule, physical threat, business and personal boycott, and more. The pressure was constant, consistent, and endless. The most powerful and enigmatic pressures imaginable were brought to bear upon Mr. Ford to stop the publication of “The International Jew” newspaper series. Finally, the order came from the Ford office to cease publication and to destroy the copies which were available. Jews and others went into the bookstores and bought and destroyed all copies which could be found. It has been suggested that sneak thieves were commissioned by the Jewish controllers to visit libraries and steal the newspapers and other reports from the archives of these libraries. 192/ This made the book so rare and unfindable that it had become a collector’s item, at least. The inability of any earnest seeker to find the publication, whether as a public library possession of the relevant editions of The Dearborn Independent or as the present editor confirms that, by searching the many libraries in some of the largest public libraries in Southern California. Even though many public libraries have listings of The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion in their (computerized) card catalogue, no such publications are actually found on the bookshelf of any of those libraries. How many private libraries — perhaps like that of The Reader of This Book, is unknown, but most likely more plentiful then the Jews prefer. The day finally came when the one ambition of the Jews was fulfilled. Mr Ford “apologized” for publishing “The International Jew.” using the uncharacteristic means of blaming his subordinates for the supposed dastardly deed. It is the allegation of Gerald L.K. Smith, National Director of the Christian Nationalist Crusade, that Smith had interviewed Henry Ford in 1940. Mr. and Mrs Ford invited Mr. Smith and his wife to be the guests of the Fords during an automobile ceremony at Dearborn, Michigan. On that occasion, Henry Ford told Mr. Smith “the whole story.” Mr. Ford gave to Mr. Smith “a sensational and shocking report. He said: `Mr. Smith, my apology for publishing “The International Jew” was given great publicity, but I did not sign that apology. It was signed by Harry Bennett.’” 193/ Harry Bennett was a very officious and aggressive employee of The Ford Motor Company. He presumed his way into the confidence of Mr. Ford and later became known as an enigmatic and obnoxious personality. For a certain period of time, Bennett exerted virtually a dictatorial control over the affairs of the Company. 191 DEALING WITH THE JEWISH QUESTION. “The Jewish Question cannot be solved by tolerance.” From the speeches/writings of Leo N. Levi, as president of the B’nai B’rith, c. 1900, reprinted in a B’nai B’rith memorial to Mr. Levi. p. 98; quoted by Ford, The Int’l Jew, Vol III, “Jewish influences in American Life,” Chp. LV., “B’nai B’rith Leader Discusses the Jews,” p. 170; Dearborn Independent, May 14, 1921. 192 SNEAK THIEVES. Introduction, of Smith, The International Jew, at p. 6. 193 BENNETT SIGNED THE APOLOGY. Smith, The International Jew, (Ford, Abridged), p. 6; see also, Bennett, We Never Called Him Henry, (New York, Faucett Books, 1951), at p. 56, cited by Lee, Henry Ford & the Jews, Chp. 4, “Ford Re-Tractor,” p. 78. THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -65-
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