Dismantling the Big Lie: The Protocols of the Elders of ZionThis is the first work that refutes, in a detailed and specific fashion, the claims made in the classic anti-Semitic forgery, The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. While other attempts have been made to explore the history or context of The Protocols, this work sets out the themes and claims of each of the 24 protocols, and then offers, protocol by protocol, a detailed refutation. Since the protocols claim to be exposing a hidden conspiracy rooted in Jewish tradition, the refutation is accomplished by showing how authentic Jewish texts and authorities have actually addressed the themes that the protocols speak about. The positions cited are drawn from the range of Jewish history and traditions. There are also chapters that explore current use of the protocols by modern extremists, as well as the new life given to them by the internet. In addition to the introduction, there is also a thematic index attached. |
Contents
Virtual and Real 18 | 1 |
Protocol | 4 |
Protocol | 10 |
Introduction and Rationale | 12 |
Themes Addressed | 21 |
Economic War and Disorganization Lead | 34 |
The Destruction of Religion by Materialism | 44 |
The Acquisition of Land The Encouragement | 54 |
Turning Public Thought from Essentials to Non | 82 |
The Nullification of Education | 93 |
The Organization of Disorder | 102 |
The Beneficence of Jewish Rule | 117 |
The Protocols and the Future of Antisemitism | 125 |
Appendix | 143 |
About the Authors | 229 |
The Constitution of Autocracy and Universal Rule | 74 |
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