# The Protocols and world revolution

By Sergiei Nilus.

"The Protocols and world revolution: including a translation and analysis of…" is an antisemitic propaganda text first published in Imperial Russia in 1903. Purporting to reveal a Jewish plot for global domination, this fabricated document was largely plagiarized from earlier sources and exposed as fraudulent by major newspapers in the 1920s. Despite being thoroughly debunked, it spread internationally and was taught as fact in Nazi Germany. The work continues to circulate today, remaining one of history's most influential examples of conspiracy theory literature and antisemitic propaganda. (Summary by Project Gutenberg, written by machine.)

- Language: English
- Translator: Natalie de Bogory
- Translator: Boris Brasol
- Subjects: Communism; Literary forgeries and mystifications; Hoaxes; Judaism -- Controversial literature; Antisemitism -- Sources; Antisemitic literature

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