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This work contains one of the early English translations of the infamous Protocols of the Elders of Zion, accompanied by commentary and analysis. Claimed to be a record of a secret meeting of Jewish leaders conspiring to dominate the world, the Protocols has since been debunked as an anti-Semitic hoax. Sergei Nilus, a Russian mystic and writer, popularized the document in the early 20th century, presenting it as evidence of an alleged Jewish plot intertwined with revolutionary movements.In this publication, Nilus ties the Protocols to broader fears about world revolution, particularly in the wake of the Bolshevik uprising in Russia. The book interprets the Protocols as a blueprint for global upheaval, using them to bolster conspiracy theories about Jewish involvement in international socialism and communism. The accompanying analysis positions the text within the context of geopolitical anxieties, exploiting existing prejudices to stoke fear and suspicion.