Balder Ex-Libris

Author : Oliver Revilo Pendleton
Title : Those awful protocols
Year : 1991

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You will be glad to know that the courageous French periodical, *R‚vision*, which I mentioned in June (pp. 52-59), continues publication despite constant harassment by the Jews' governor of France, Mitterand and his gang. I have received the issue for November 1990. R‚vision published in May 1990 an important article on the famous *Protocols* by the editor, Alain Guionnet. Before I report on it, however, I should summarize what is indisputably known about that document. 1. In the last days of August 1897 the first Zionist congress met in Basel, Switzerland. It was evidently so successful that in the following week the organizer and chairman of the meeting, Theodore Herzl, in a highly confidential letter, boasted: "In Basel, I founded the Jewish State." The proceedings of this Congress or such part of them as it was deemed expedient to make public were published in Vienna by a firm called "Erez Israel" under the curious title, Protocols. The word was evidently used with its common meaning: an informal statement of the points which have been agreed on in a conference or diplomatic negotiation and which are to be embodied in a formal treaty between the contracting parties. ...