
ANTI-SEMITIC PROPAGANDA:
THE "PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION"

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Overview:
The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion is a document forged by the
Russian Secret Police in the early 20th century. It was based
on an earlier French novel, and was promoted as evidence of an
international Jewish conspiracy to rule the world. It had wide circulation
among some rabidly anti-semitic groups including the Nazi regime in
Germany. The Protocols, blood libel, host
desecration, ritual murder, and other discredited stories are still occasionally mentioned by the media in
some Muslim countries and by some neo-Nazi groups worldwide.
Copies of The protocols were sold in Wal-Mart's online book
store where it was described as a document whose validity was debated.
It was removed from their website on 2004-SEP-21. It is still available online at Amazon.com,
and Barnes & Noble online bookstores, where it is accompanied by a disclaimer
which points out the fraudulent nature of the document.
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2004-SEP-21: USA: Wal-Mart
removes hate literature from online bookstore: The
Russian Secret Police in the early 20th century forged a
document called "The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion." It was based
on an earlier French novel, and was promoted as evidence of an
international Jewish conspiracy to rule the world. It is still circulated
by some rabidly antisemitic groups, and is referred to by the media in
some Muslim countries. It is available from Amazon.com and other online
bookstores. which inform their buyers that the book is an anti-semitic forgery.
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Wal-Mart's online bookstore. Their web site implied that there is no conclusive
proof that it is a forgery. When Wal-Mart received complaints from Jewish
anti-hate groups, they replied with the comment: "As an online retailer,
Walmart.com is committed to providing customers with quality media merchandise,
and continues to make case-by-case decisions on our broad book assortment
dependent on what we believe our customers want." A comment on their web
site said: "Some say the issue has already been settled conclusively that
it is clearly a forgery. Although there may be final evidence to this effect, we
have not seen a clear and convincing version of it produced by those making the
claim...If, however, The Protocols are genuine (which can never be proven
conclusively), it might cause some of us to keep a wary eye on world affairs."

References:
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Victor Marsden, translator, "The Protocols of the Learned Elders of
Zion," Liberty Bell Publications, (2004).
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reviews or order this hate propaganda safely from Amazon.com online book store
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Dana Williams, "Wal-Mart Rolls Back Anti-Semitic Book," Southern Poverty
Law Center, at:
http://www.tolerance.org/
