Category: History - European

The Protocols and world revolution

Nilus, Sergiei, 1862-1930; Bogory, Natalie de, 1887-1939 [Translator]; Brasol, Boris, 1885-1963 [Translator]· 2 chapters· 56,630 words

The world is in the midst of a crisis not less serious than that of the great war. While it was inevitable that the period following the war should be fraught with grave problems for civilization, these problems have been made much more difficult by the presence of a new dange...

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2. Part Two

The most striking fact in connection with the Protocols is the close resemblance which their ruthless program bears in many respects to the policies actually put into effect by...

1. Part One

The world is in the midst of a crisis not less serious than that of the great war. While it was inevitable that the period following the war should be fraught with grave problem...