The Protocols Reach Germany Warrants for Genocide
Historical Perspective: Shabelsky Bork and Vinberg leave Russia. Ludwig Muller would translate “The Protocols of Elders of Zion “into German. Ludwig Muller was a retired officer and editor of anti-Semitic conservative monthly Auf Vorposten (On Outpost Duty) The translation was published along with Nilus book “The Great and the Small”, which Vinberg or his associates provided. In 1920 Luch Sveta which contained the 1911 edition of Nilus book is published by Shabelsky Bork and Vinberg.
Germany after WWI defeat The initiation of WWI as well as the reason that Germany lost starts to get blamed on a Jewish conspiracy The document was “true” in reference to history and to what happened after the war in Germany, people under Anti-Semitic influence decided to also believe the Zionist Conspiracy and its authenticity.
authenticity of the protocols A translation of the earlier French version into English in the London Library served as to legitimize its claims People under Anti-Semitic influence believed that media was controlled by zionists
Hitler’s political career beginning Hitler himself was inspired and references the protocols as a fact. He got elected under anti-Semitic nationalistic campaign after the Great Depression, and the economic recovery that followed was unjustly attributed to him.
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