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The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion (view source)
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There is some evidence linking the creation of The Protocols to [[Karl Marx]] and [[Marxism]]. Marx was a far-Left Anti-Semite who called Jews “leper people”<ref> https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/karl-marx-the-jews-and-capitalism/</ref> and the source of [[capitalism]], which of course he hated. He opposed Zionism and believed capitalism was going to take over the world. Marxism was a part in the far-left National [[Socialist]] Germany, and they did the Holocaust, killing 6 million Jews. Some people believe it’s likely that Marx may have wrote The Protocols shortly before dying, and a far-left anti-Semite published the document.
There is some evidence linking the creation of The Protocols to [[Karl Marx]] and [[Marxism]]. Marx was a far-Left Anti-Semite who called Jews “leper people”<ref> https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/karl-marx-the-jews-and-capitalism/</ref> and the source of [[capitalism]], which of course he hated. He opposed Zionism and believed capitalism was going to take over the world. Marxism was a part in the far-left National [[Socialist]] Germany, and they did the Holocaust, killing 6 million Jews. Some people believe it’s likely that Marx may have wrote The Protocols shortly before dying, and a far-left anti-Semite published the document.
According to Irish-American historian Leo H. Lehmann, the forgers behind the Protocols were almost certainly Jesuitical agentur who created fears of a "Judeo-Masonic" anti-clerical front in order to justify extremist papal-supremacist movements as a reaction.<ref>Leo H. Lehmann. [https://historicism.com/misc/protocols.htm The Jesuits and the Protocols of Zion]. ''Historicism.com''. Retrieved March 12, 2024.</ref>
American automaker [[Henry Ford]] republished the ''Protocols'' in the 1920s, but later apologized and withdrew the copies.
American automaker [[Henry Ford]] republished the ''Protocols'' in the 1920s, but later apologized and withdrew the copies.