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Protocols Of The Meetings Of The Learned Elders Of Zion

PREFACE Victor E. Marsden. The author of this translation of the famous PROTOCOLS was himself a victim of the Bolshevik Revolution. He had lived for many years in Russia and was married to a Russian lady. Among his other activities in Russia he had been' for a number of years Russian Correspondent of the Morning Post, a position which he occupied when the Revolution broke out, and his vivid descriptions of events in Russia will still be in the recollection of many of the readers of that journal. Naturally he was singled out for the anger of the Soviet. On the day that Captain Cromie was murdered by Jews, Victor Marsden was arrested and thrown into the Peter-Paul Prison, expecting every day to have his name called out for execution. This. however, he escaped, and eventually he was allowed to return to England very much of a wreck in bodily health. However, he recovered under treatment and the devoted care of his wife and friends. One of the first things he undertook as soon as he was able was this translation of the Protocols. Mr. Marsden was eminently well qualified for the work. His intimate acquaintance with Russia. Russian life and the Russian language on the one hand, and his m

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