"There is considerable evidence to suggest that the German General Staff - which was, of course, one of the groups responsible for the meteoric rise to power of Hitler - merely worked in collaboration with another group which is international. The questions to be faced are simply these: were the controllers of National Socialist Germany merely one of the principal groups being used by an international group of Jews, who are no more concerned with the sufferings of the rank-and-file of the Jews than the German General Staff were concerned with the sufferings of the German people? Is it possible that International Jewry has a plan to destroy civilisation as we now understand it, and to organise the world on a basis which would completely paralyse the initiative of the individual? These questions bring us to those very interesting documents, 'The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion,' which purport to be an outline of certain policies decided by an inner group of international Jews." - Introduction. 168 pages. Author "(1916-2006) was an Australian political activist and journalist. In 1946 he founded the Australian League of Rights which he led until 1992. His eulogist, Nigel Jackson, described this book as 'an essay built around an analysis of the controversial Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Of all Butler's publications, this was perhaps the one which roused the greatest fury.'" - Wikipedia. Singerman (0678) suggests a printing date of 1946. 7" x 4.8" Binding intact. Above-average wear. Tape repairs to backstrip. Minimal markings to tanned and tender contents. Rubber stamp of the Chicago organization "Women's Voice" upon title page. A rare example of this highly controversial work.; 12mo
