EPILOGUE

If this book has any sombre look, that is the native hue of the story it tells, not the reflection of my own cast of mind. I have written with feeling: the feeling of a contemporary, participant, eyewitness and of a journalist thwarted in his calling, which in my belief should serve truth without fear or favour, not special interests. I have seen more of the events of our century and of the secret perversions of national purposes than most, and have discovered through this experience that it was not all chance, but design. Therefore I have written a protest, but it is a protest against the suppression of truth, not against life.

It is a contemporary’s tale of history in the making. After my time will come the historians, who from the fragments they disinter will assemble the story in all its elements. As well might one judge the impulses of a man from his skeleton. However, they may perceive things now hidden from me, and, above all, they will find that it was all necessary to the state of affairs in which they find themselves (and that, in the case of historians, is usually a comfortable one). Between the two depictments, somehwere, lies the whole truth; my part of it is the living protest of the living participant.

No doubt all these things are essential to the ultimate purpose, and I have no doubt about the nature of that, but they were unnecessary when they happened, and that is the theme of my remonstrance. The ultimate good end could have been reached more

quickly without them, I believe; however, I know that all these things are not for mortal man to comprehend and can imagine that in God’s dispensation these recurrent ordeals are necessary to the ultimate self-liberation of the human soul. Under that same dispensation, the believer must protest against them as they occur.

Anyway, I leave the dispassionate analysis to the future scribe, whose flesh and heartbeat will not be involved; to him the microscope, to me the living spectacle. I am

involved. “In history” (said Lord Macaulay) “only the interpretation according to doctrinal necessity ever seems to survive, as the inconvenient and contradictory facts are forgotten or ignored.” On that count, this living scribe may be acquitted. I have not ignored anything known to me and I have presented what I know as truly as I am able. I have given the picture of our century as it appeared to a man involved, and as it was withheld from the public masses, who as they went along received only “the interpretation” according to what politicians held to be necessity.

In our time, I judge, a barbaric superstition born in antiquity and nurtured through the ages by a semi-secret priesthood, has returned to plague us in the form of a political

movement supported by great wealth and power in all great capitals of the world.

Through the two methods used, revolution from below and the corruption of

governments from above, it has come far towards success in a fantastic ambition of achieving world dominion, using these two instruments to

569

incite nations against each other.

I cannot presume to judge what is evil; thinking makes it so. I only know what I feel to be evil; perhaps I am wrong. Anyway, by my own sensations and standards I have felt, during the labour of preparing this book, that I lived with evil. The forces which have been projected into the 20th Century, as from some dinosauric cavern, are superstitious ones. I have had a constant sense of contact with the minds of men like Ezekiel, who in barbarous times had barbarous thoughts. I had a distinct feeling of re-encounter with such minds in our present time, though in a place recently redeemed from barbarism, when I read a book, A Pattern of Islands, by Sir Arthur Grimble.

his recounts the author’s experiences, early in the 20thCentury, as a British colonial administrator in a remote group of Pacific islands, the Gilberts, where the people lived in a state of primeval superstition until 1892, when a British protectorate was proclaimed. I find an uncanny resemblance between the curses enumerated in Deuteronomy, which forms The Law of Zionist nationlism today, and the words of a curse an a cooking oven, used by these islands before the British came. The sorcerer, squatting naked in the dark before dawn over his enemy’s fireplace and stabbing it with a stick, mutters:

“Spirit of madness, spirit of excrement, spirit of eating alive; spirit of rottenness! I stab the fire of his food, the fire of that man Naewa. Strike west of him, you! Strike east of him, you! Strike as I stab, strike death! Strangle him, madden him, shame him with rottenness! His liver heaves, it heaves, it is overturned and torn apart. His bowels heave, they heave, they are torn apart and gnawed. He is black mad, he is dead. It is finished: he is dead, dead, dead. He rots” .

The comparison between this and many passages in Deuteronomy and Ezekiel is instructive in this time when the Talmud-Torah is literally invoked as The Law ordaining such deeds as that committed at Deir Yasin; the statement of the Jewish Encyclopaedia,

that the Talmud teaches belief in the literal efficacy of cursing, is also relevant. Such passages always occur to me when politicians invoke “the Old Testament”; each time I wonder if they have read it, and if they comprehend the relationship between these superstitions of antiquity and current events, brought about with their help.

In my judgment we have to deal with a force, released on the world in the 20th Century, the leaders of which think in terms of such superstitions; to what else can Dr. Chaim Weizmann’s belated, tormented words have alluded, ” … the resurgence of the old evil in a new and more horrible guise”.

 

Only this element of dark superstition, in my estimate, can account for the fear to which the Jewish masses yield, when they surrender to Zionist nationalism. They were almost liberated from it by the century of emancipation and in another fifty years would have been involved in mankind, but now have been drawn back into its clutch. Again, I felt as if I were reading a description of the ghettoized

570

masses in the Talmudic areas when I came across this description of pre-protectorate days in the Gilbert Islands:

“A man with sixty generations of terror-struck belief whispering in his blood … was easy meat for the death magic… Generation on generation of sorcerers who willed evil, and of people who dreaded their power, had lived out their lives in these islands. The piled-up horror of their convictions had achieved, dawn the ages, a weight and shadow of its own, an ‘immanence that brooded over everything. It was man’s thoughts, more potent than ghosts, that haunted the habitation of men. One felt that practically anything could happen in that atmosphere”. .

“Men’s thoughts, more potent than ghosts, haunted the habitations of men”. The words seemed to me to apply to the condition of these masses, with more than sixty

generations of such beliefs whispering to them, who towards the end of last century began to be wrested back from the daylight towards the tribal gloom. Again, the liberation so barely missed seemed to me to be described in these words of an old woman of the Gilbert Islands who remembered the earlier time:

“Listen to the voices of the people in their lodges. We work in peace, we talk in peace, for the days of anger are gone… How beautiful is life in our villages, now that there is no killing and war is no more”; and these words, again, most strongly recall Jeremiah’s lament for the former happiness of Israel (“the kindness of thy youth, the love of thine espousals”) in his rebuke to the heresy of “treacherous Judah”.

The feeling I had, in tracing the story of this ancient superstition and its re-emergence as a political force in our century, was that of contact with a living, evil thing. The destructive revolution, in my view, is part of it and I could have written exactly what an American diplomat, Mr. Frank Rounds, junior, wrote in his diary on Christmas Day of 1951: “In Moscow, you feel that evil exists as a thing, as a presence; that is my thought this Christmas Day”.

In this 20th Century process, which I feel as an accompanying, evil presence, all of us now alive, Jew and Gentile, are involved, and most of us will see the denouement. As to that, Mr. Bernard J. Brown in 1933 misgivingly wrote, “Of course we must be feared and

eventually hated if we persist in absorbing everything America offers us and yet refuse to become Americans just as we have allways refused to become Russians or Pales.”

 

This statement applies to all countries of the West, not only to America, but Mr Brown was wrong. What he foresaw is one thing the Talmudists can not achieve; hatred is their monopoly, and creed, and they cannot make Christians, oar Gentiles, hate Jews. The hateful things done by the West in this century were done under Talmudic prompting; hatred and vengeance are not innate in Westerners, and their faith forbids these. The teaching of hatred, as part of a religion, still comes only from the literal Torah-Tulmudists in the revolutionary area, in Palestine, and where they have nested in the Western capitals. No

571

Westerner would speak as a Zionist leader spoke to a Jewish meeting at Johannesburg in May, 1953: “The beast that is called Germany must not be trusted. The Germans must never be forgiven and the Jews must never have any contact or dealings with the Germans”.

The world cannot live like that, and for this reason the insensate plan must ultimately fail. This is the heresy which the teaching of Christ above all else repudiated; it is the one to which the political leaders of the West have lent themselves since Mr. Balfour, just fifty years ago, began to subordinate national policy to it. When the approaching climax has been overcome this heretic teaching, injected into the West from the Talmudic centre in Russia, will pass.

As a writer, I believe it will pass sooner and with less trouble for all involved, the more the general masses know about what has gone on in these fifty years.

For nothing is secret that shall not be made manifest; Neither anything hid, that shall not

be known and come abroad Luke 8: 17.

 

Page 572

 

APPENDIX

 

“After the lifetime of Jesus the Old Testament, with the New Testament, was translated into Latin by Saint Jerome, when both came to be regarded by the Church as of equal divine authority and as sections of one Book.”

A modern encyclopaedia.

 

THE TORAH

 

“And the Lord spake unto me, saying… This day will I begin to put the dread of thee and the fear of thee upon the nations that are under the whole heaven, who shall hear report of thee, and shall tremble, and be in anguish because of thee … And the Lord commanded me at that time to teach you statutes and judgments, that ye might do them in the land whither ye go over to possess it … And because he loved thy fathers, therefore he chose their seed after them… to drive out nations from before thee greater and mightier than thou art, to bring thee in, to give thee their land for an inheritance …

And when the Lord thy God shall deliver them before thee, thou shalt smite them, and utterly destroy them; thou shalt make no covenant with them, nor show mercy unto them; neither shalt thou make marriages with them… ye shall destroy their altars and break down their images… For thou art an holy people unto the Lord thy God; the Lord thy God hath chosen thee to be a peculiar people unto himself, above all people that are upon the face of the earth … And thou shalt consume all the people which the Lord thy God shall deliver thee; thine eye shall have no pity upon them… But the Lord thy God shall deliver them unto thee, and shall destroy them with a mighty destruction until they be destroyed … He shall deliver their kings into thine hand, and thou shalt destroy their name from under heaven, there shall no man be able to stand before thee, until thou have destroyed them … Every place whereon the soles of your feet shall tread shall be yours… even unto the uttermost sea shall your coast be … Of the cities of these people, which the Lord thy God doth give thee for an inheritance, thou shall save nothing alive that breatheth … thou shalt lend unto many nations and thou shalt not borrow … Ye shall utterly destroy all the places wherein the nations which ye shall

possess served their gods…”

Deuteronomy.

 

THE NEW TESTAMENT

“Blessed are the peacemakers; for they shall be called the children of God… I am not come to destroy” (the law or the prophets) “but to fulfil … Ye have heard that it hath been said, Thou shalt love thy neighbour, and hate thine enemy. But I say unto you, Love your enemies… He taught them as one having authority, and not as the scribes … Lay not up for yourselves treasure on earth … what is a man profited if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? Thou shalt love the Lord thy God… this is the first and great commandment; and the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets… One is your Master, even Christ, and all ye are brethren… Let brotherly love continue …

Whosoever shall exalt himself shall be abased … Woe unto you, scribes and

Pharisees … ye are the children of them which killed the prophets … This gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations … Forgive them, for they know not what they do … God that made the world and all things herein … and hath made of one blood all nations of men … be it known therefore unto you that the

 

573

 

salvation of God is sent unto the Gentiles, and that they will hear it … What then? Is he not also of the Gentiles? Yes, of the Gentiles also … for the promise, that he should be of the world, was not to Abraham, and to his seed, through the law, but through the righteousness of faith … One God and father of all who is above, all … let brotherly love continue … For many walk, of whom I have told you often, and now tell you even weeping, that they are the enemies of the cross of Christ; whose end is destruction …”

 

The Gospels, Acts and Epistles.

 

No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of a continent, a part of the

main; if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less as well as if a promontory

were, as well as if a manor of thy friend or of thine own were; any man’s death

diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind; and therefore never send to ask for

whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.

John Donne.

 

Page 574

BIBLIOGRAPHY

 

ABRAHAMS, Israel. Jewish Life in the Middle Ages.

ADAMS, James Truslow. The Epic of America (1931).

ADAMS, President John. Works, with a Life of the Author (1850-6)

ANONYMOUS. (See Mr. E. M. House). Philip Dru, Administrator (1912)

ASQUITH, Lady Cynthia. Remember and be Glad (1952).

ASQUITH, Lord (Mr. H.H.) Memoirs and Reflections (1928).

BAKUNIN, Michel. Polemique contre les Juifs.

BALFOUR, Lord. Life of (see Dugdale).

BALZAN, Consuelo Vanderbilt. The Glitter and the Gold (1952).

BARON, Prof. Salo. Social and Religious History of the Jews (1937).

BARUCH, Bernard. (see Field).

BARRUEL, Augustin. Memoirs of Jacobinism (1797).

BEALE, F.J.P. Advance to Barbarism (Devin-Adair, New York, 1955) BEAMISH, Tufton, M.P. Must Night Fall (1951).

BEATY, John. The Iron Curtain over America (1951).

BELGION, Montgomery.

 

BENTWICH, Norman. The Jews (1934), Judea Lives Again (1943).

BERGER, Rabbi Elmer. The Jewish Dilemma (1946); A Partisan History of Judaism

(1951); Who Knows Better Must Say So (1956).

BERNADOTTE, Count Folke. To Jerusalem (1951).

BORD, Gustave. Conspiration Revolutionnaire de 1789.

BORKENAU, F. The Communist International (Faber and Faber, 1938).

BRANDEIS, Louis Dembitch. Miscellaneous Papers (1935); The Guide to the Modern

World (1941)

BROWN, Bernard J. From Pharaoh to Hitler (1933).

BUCHAN, John. Oliver Cromwell (1934).

BURKE, Edmund. Reflections on the Revolution.

BUTCHER, Harry C. My Three Years with Eisenhower, (1946)

CARTER, Hodding. (Chapter on Huey Long in The Aspirin Age, 1949) CHAMBERLAIN, H.S. Foundations of the Nineteenth Century (German edition, 1899) CHAMBERLAIN, W.H. Confessions of an Individualist

CHAMBERS, Whittaker. Witness (1952)

CHESTERTON, A.K. The Tragedy of AntiSemitism (with Joseph Leftwich, 1948) CHESTERTON, G.K. G.K’s Weekly, (1932)

CHODOROV, Frank.

CHURCHILL, Winston. The Gathering Storm; Their Finest Hour; The Grand Alliance; The

Hinge of Fate; Closing the Ring; Triumph and Tragedy

CHURCHILL, Winston. Biographies of, see Cowles, and Taylor

CHUTTER, Rev. James B. Captivity Captive (1954)

 

CLIFTON, Brigadier George. The Happy Hunter (1952)

CLOSTERMANN, Pierre, D.F.C. Flames in the Sky (1952).

CONFERENCES AT MALTA AND YALTA. U.S. State Department,(March, 1955).

CONNELL, Brian. (Sir Edward Cassel, from Manifest Destiny, A Study of the Mounbatten

Family, 1953).

COWLES, Virginia. Winston Churchill (1952)

DAVIS, Forrest. Huey Long (1935)

DEWHURST, Brig. C.H., O.B.E. Close Contact (1954)

DISRAELI, Benjamin. Coningsby(1844); Life of Lord George Bentinck (1852)

DRACH, D.P. De l’Harmonie entre I’Eglise et la Synagogue (1844)

DUGDALE, Blanche E.C. Life of A. J. Balfour (1948)

EDERSHEIM, Alfred. The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah (1883)

EISENHOWER, Dwight D. Crusade in Europe (1948)

EISENMENGER, Johann Andreas. The Traditions of the Jews, first published as Judaism

Unmasked (1732)

FIELD, Carter. Bernard Baruch, Park Bench Statesman (1944)

FLYNN, John T. The Roosevelt Myth (1948)

FORRESTAL, James. The Forrestal Diaries (1951)

FREEHOF, Rabbi Solomon B. Reform Jewish Practice (1944)

FUNK, S. Die Entstehung des Talmuds

GARNETT, David. Letters of T.E. Lawrence (1938)

 

GINSBERG, Ascher (Quoted, see Weizmann)

GOLDMAN, Rabbi Solomon. God and Israel

GOLDSTEIN, Dr. John. All the Doors were opened (1955)

GOUZENKO, Igor. The Fall of a Titan (1954)

GRAETZ, Heinrich. Volksthuemliche Geschichte der Juden (1888)

GRENFELL, Russell. Unconditional Hatred (1955)

GRIMBLE, Sir Arthur. A Pattern of Islands (1952)

HAMILTON, Alexander. Works (1886-7).

HARRIS, Maurice H. Modern Jewish History (1909)

HECHT, Ben. A Jew in Love

HERDER, Johann Gottfried von. Untersuchungen des verg. Jahrhunderts

HERZL, Theodor. The Jewish State

H ESS, Moses. Rom und Jerusalem, die letzte Nationalitaetsfrage (1862)

HIRSCH, Emil. Professorof Rabbinical Literature, Chicago University (quoted by Mr.

Bernard J.Brown, see Brown)

HOPKINS, Harry. (See Roosevelt)

HORSTMANN, Lali. We Chose to Stay (1954)

HOUSE, E.M. Private Papers of Colonel House (1926); also author of Philip

Dru, Administrator (see Anonymous; see also Howden)

HOWDEN, Arthur D. Mr. House of’ Texas (1940)

HUDDLESTON, Sisley

 

HULL, Cordell. Memoirs (1948)

HULME, Kathryn. The Wild Place (1953)

HUTCHISON, Cdr. E.H. Violent Truce (1956)

JACOBSON, Rabbi Moses F. (Quoted by Bernard J. Brown; see Brown)

JEFFRIES, J.M.N. The Palestine Deception (1933); Palestine, The Reality (1939)

JEWISH ENCYCLOPAEDIA, 1905, 1909, 1912, 1916 (Funk and Wagnall, New York).

JORDAN, George Racey. From Major Jordan’s Diaries (1952)

KASTEIN, Josef. History and Destiny of the Jews (1933)

KAUFMANN, Theodore N. Germany Must Perish (1941)

KERN, Erich. Dance of Death (1952)

KEYNES, J.M. Essays in Biography (1933)

KIPLING, Rudyard. Something of Myself (1937)

KOESTLER, Arthur. Promise and Fulfilment, Palestine 1947-9 (1949)

KRAVCHENKO, Victor. I Chose Freedom (1946)

KRIVITSKY, General Walter. In Stalin’s Secret Service (1939)

LAIBLE. Jesus Christus im Talmud

LAMBERT, R.S. For The Time is At Hand (Life of Henry Wentworth Monk,1947) LANDRIEUX, Mgr. L’Histoire et les Histoires dans la Bible

LANGRES, Lombard de.

LANE, Arthur Bliss. I Saw Poland Betrayed (1948)

LAWRENCE, T.E. Letters of (see Garnett, 1938)

 

LAZARE, Bernard. Antisemitism (1903)

LEFTWICH, Joseph. The Tragedy of Antisemitism (with A.K.Chesterton,1948).

LEVIN, Meyer. In Search (1950)

LILIENTHAL, Alfred. What Price Israel? (1953)

LLOYD GEORGE, David. War Memoirs (1936)

LONG, B.K. Autobiography

LONG, Huey. My First Week in the White House

LONYAY, Count Carl. Rudolf (1950).

LOTHIAN, Sir Arthur. Kingdoms of Yesterday. (1951)

LUCHET. de.

MACLEAN, Fitzroy. Eastern Approaches (1949)

MACPHAIL, Sir A . Three Persons (material on Sir Henry Wilson, 1926) MALET, Chevalier de.

MALON, Benoit. Espose des Ecles Socialistes (1872)

MANLY, Chesly. The U.N. Record (1955.

MANNING, Cardinal. (See Strachey)

MARGOLIOUTH, Moses. History of the Jews of Great Britain (1857)

MARR, Wilhelm Der Sieg des Judenthums ueber das Germanenthum (1879) MARSHALL, Bruce The White Rabbit (material on Wing-cdr. Yeo-Thomas, 1952) MASSING, Hede. This Deception (1951)

MEYER, Eduard. Entstehung des Judenthums (1896)

 

MOCATTA, David. The Jews in Spain and Portugal

MONK, Henry Wentworth. Simple Interpretation of the Revelation (1857); Life of (see Lambert)

MONTEFIORE, C.G. Religion of the Ancient Hebrews (1892)

MORLEY, John. Edmund Burke (life of)

MORSE, Rev. Jedediah. Sermons (1795-9). Proofs of the Early Existence: Progress and

Deleterious Effects of French Intrigue and Influence in the United States (1798)

MOSS, W.Stanley A War of Shadows (1952)

NETCHVOLODOFF, A. Lémpereur Nicolas II et les Juifs

NEWMANN, Margaret Bubers. Which Was The Worst?(1952)

NORDAU, Max. Degeneration

NORTHCLIFFE, Lord. My Journey Round the World (1923), see also Official History of The Times

ORWELL, George. Such, Such Were The Joys (1945)

PEARSON, Hesketh. The Man Whistler (1952); material on John Ruskin); Disraeli

PEPPER, Senator George Wharton. Philadelphia Lawyer (1944)

PINSKER, Leon. Auto-Emancipation (1881)

RAUSCFINING, Hermann The Revolution of Destruction (1939)

REPINGTON, Col. C.à.C. The First World War (1921)

REPORTS: Of the Canadian Government Royal Commission appointed to investigate …

the communication by public officials and other persons in positions of trust of secret and confidential information to agents of a foreign power (The Gouzenko, or Canadian Spy Case: Canadian Government Stationery Office, June 27, 1946).

Of the Subcommittee of the United States House of Representatives investigating the

Civil Service Commission, 1947 (the Anti-Defamation League’s “Black List” case; U.S.

Government Printing Office, 1948).

Russia, No.1 (1919); a Collection of Reports on Bolshevism in Russia (British

Government’s Stationery Office, 1919).

On the Conferences of Malta and Yalta (U.S. State Department, March, 1955)

ROBERTSON, Sir William. Soldiers and Statesmen, 1914-1916 (1926)

ROBISON, John, Proofs of a Conspiracy against all the Religions and Governments of

Europe (1793)

RODK I NSON, Michael Levi. History of the Talmud (1903)

ROOSEVELT, F.D.R. Personal Letters (edited by Samuel Rosenmann, 1947); Roosevelt

and Hopkins (Robert A. Sherwood, 1948)

ROSENBLOOM, Morris, V. Peace Through Strength; Bernard Baruch and a Blueprint for

Security (1953)

ROUNDS, Frank, Jr. A Window on Red Square (1953)

RUBENS, William. Der alte und der neue Glaube im Judentum

SAMUEL, Maurice. You Genties (1924)

SAUNDERS, Hilary St. George. The Red Beret (1950)

SHEEAN, Vincent. Personal History

SHERWOOD, Robert, A. Roosevelt and Hopkins (1948)

SMITH, Fred. Article on Morgenthau Plan, Its History, in United Nations

World, March, 1947

SMITH, Merriman. Thank You, Mr. President (1946)

SMITH, W. Robertson. The Prophets of Israel and their Place in History (1895)

SMUTS, Jan Christian. Life of (by his son, J. C. Smuts, 1952)

 

SPENGLER, Oswald. Der Untergang des Abendlandes (1918)

STERN, Karl. Pillar of Fire (1951)

STIMSON, Henry L. On Active Service in Peace and War (1947)

STOLYPIN, A. ContreRévolution (1937)

STOLYPINE, Alexandra. L’Homme du Dernier Tsar (1931)

STRACHEY, Lytton. Eminent Victorians (1918; material on Cardinal Manning) STRACK, H.L. Einleitung in den Talmud (1908)

TAFT, Senator Robert. A Foreign Policy for Americans (1952)

TAYLOR, R.C. Winston Churchill (1952)

TIMES, The Official History of, 1922-1948 (1952)

TOYNBEE, Arnold J. The Modern West and the Jews (vol. vii of A Study of History, 1954) WAITE, A.E.

WASHINGTON, Pres. George. Writings (1837)

WEBSTER, Mrs. Nesta. Secret Societies and Subversive Movements (1923); The French

Revolution, (1919)

WEISHAUPT, Adam. Einige Originalschriften des Illuminaten Ordens (published by the Bavarian Government, 1787)

WEIZMANN, Chaim. Trial and Error (1949)

WELLHAUSEN, J. Israelitische und Juedische Geschichte (1897); Composition des

Hexateuchs (1901)

WILSON, Sir Henry. Life and Diaries ( 927; see also Macphail)

WILTON, Robert. Last Days of the Romanoffs (1920)

 

WISE, Rabbi Stephen. Challenging Years (1949)

YEO-THOMAS, Wing-Cdr. (see Marshall)

 

OTHER WORKS BY DOUGLAS

REED:

 

The Burning of the Reichstag (1934)

Insanity Fair (Jonathan Cape, 1938)

Disgrace Abounding (do., 1939)

Nemesis? The Story of Otto Strasser (do.)

A Prophet at Home (do., 1941)

All Our Tomorrows (do., 1942)

Lest We Regret (do., 1943)

From Smoke to Smother (do., 1948)

Somewhere South of Suez (do., 1949)

Far and Wide (do., 1951)

The Battle for Rhodesia (HAUM, 1966)

The Siege of Southern Africa (Macmillan, 1974)

Behind the Scene (Dolphin Press, 1975)

The Grand Design of the 20th Century (Dolphin Press, 1977)

Novels: Galanty Show. Reasons of Health. Rule of Three, The Next Horizon.

Play: Downfall

 

THE AUTHOR

It is one of the commonplaces of history that adverse circumstances offer no obstacle to men of outstanding energy and ability. Douglas Reed, who described himself as

“relatively unschooled”, started out in life as an office boy at the age of 13 and was a bank clerk at 19 before enlisting at the outbreak of World War I. A less promising preparation for a man destined to be one of the most brilliant political analysts and descriptive writers of the century could hardly be imagined. He was already 26 years old when he reached the London Times in 1921 as a telephonist and clerk; and he was 30

when he finally reached journalism as sub-editor. Thereafter there was no stopping this late-starter. Three years later he became assistant Times correspondent in Berlin before moving on to Vienna as Chief Central European correspondent stationed at Vienna. Reed broke with The Times in October 1938, almost simultaneously with the appearance of a book which was to win him instant world fame -Insanity Fair, a charming combination of autobiography and contemporary history. This was followed a year later by another runaway best seller, Disgrace Abounding. Other best-sellers followed in quick succession - A Prophet at Home, All Our Tomorrows, Lest We Regret, Somewhere South

of Suez and Far and Wide. After Far and Wide Reed was virtually banned by the establishment publishers and booksellers, but he emerged from his enforced retirement as a writer in 1966 with The Battle for Rhodesia, followed by The Siege Of Southern

Africa in 1974, Behind the Scene (a new edition of Part Two of Far and Wide ) and The

Grand Design, published in 1976 and 1977.

 

Page 580

 

A SHORT LIST OF BOOKS FOR

FURTHER READING

 

JOHN BAKER, Race (Oxford University Press).

P.T. BAUER, Equality, the Third World and Economic Delusion (Weidenfeld & Nicolson).

IVOR BENSON, The Battlefor South Africa (Dolphin Press), Truth Out of Africa (Veritas), The Zionist Factor (Veritas).

CHRISTIAN BORG, Who Are the Jews? (Veritas).

KARL BORGIN & KATHLEEN CORBETT, The Destruction of a Continent (Harcourt Brace Jovanich).

ERIC BUTLER, The Fabian Socialist Contribution to the Communist Advance (Veritas).

GENERAL SIR WILLIAM BUTLER, Sir William Butler: An Autobiography (Constable).

ARTHUR BUTZ, The Hoax of the Twentieth Century (HistoricaI Review Press).

C.G. CAMPBELL, Race and Religion (Christian Book Club of America).

A.K. CHESTERTON, The New Unhappy Lords (Candour).

RICHARD CLARK, Technological Terrorism (Devin-Adair).

CURTIS B. DALL, FOR, My Exploited Father-in-Law (Noontide Press).

LEON DE PONCINS, Judaism and the Vatican (Britons).

ISAAC DEUTSCHER, The Non-Jewish Jew (Oxford University Press).

 

R. GAYRE, The Syro-Mesopotamian Ethnology as Revealed in Genesis X (Armorial).

DAVID GlLMOUR, Dispossed: the Ordeal of the Palestinians 1917-1980 (Sidgwick & Jackson). BRIGADIER-GENERAL SIR JOHN GLUBB (Glubb Pasha), Middle East Crisis

and The Life and Times of Muhammad (Hodder & Stoughton).

NAHUM GOLDMANN, The Jewish Paradox (Weidenfeld & NicoIson).

S. HADAWI, Bitter Harvest (Veritas).

DAVID IRVING, Uprising: One Nation‘s Nightmare: Hungary 1956 (Hodder & Stoughton).

SIR ARTHUR KEITH, A New Theory of Human Evolution (Watts).

ARTHUR KOESTLER, The Thirteenth Tribe (Devin-Adair).

B.A. KOSMIN, Majuta: a History of the Jewish Community in Zimbabwe (Mambo Press).

ALFRED M. LILIENTHAL, The Zionist Connection II (Veritas).

MOSHE MENUHIN, The Decadence of Judaism in Our Time (Britons).

REVlLO P. OLIVER, Christianity and the Survival of the West (Howard Allen).

GEORGE ORWELL, Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-four (Penguin).

THOMAS PAKENHAM, The Boer War (Weidenfeld & Nicolson and Jonathan Ball).

C. NORTHCOTE PARKINSON, East and West (Houghton Mifflin Company).

MAURICE PINAY, The Plot Against the Church (Christian Book Club of America).

CHAPMAN PINCHER, Inside Story (Sidgwick & Jackson).

JAMES POOL & SUZANNE POOL, Who Financed Hitler (Dial Press).

EZRA POUND, Essays on Ignorance and the Decline of American Civilization (Henry Regnery).

CARROLL QUIGLEY, Tragedy and Hope (Macmillan Company).

 

WILMOT ROBERTSON; The Dispossessed Majority (Howard Allen).

HOWARD MORLEY SACHAR, The Course of Modern Jewish History (Dell Publishing).

WALTER SANNING, The Dissolution of Eastern European Jewry (Institute for Historical Review).

GIDEON SHIMONI, Jews and Zionism: the South African Experience 1910-1967 (Oxford University Press).

KONSTANTIN SIMIS, USSR: the Land of Kleptocracy (Simon & Schuster).

ALEXANDER SOLZHENITSYN, The Gulag Archipelago II (Collins Fontana).

ANTONY C. SUTTON, Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution (Veritas), Wall Street and

the Rise of Hitler (Bloomfield Books) and Wall Street and FDR (Arlington House).

THOMAS SZASZ, The Myth of Psychotherapy (Doubleday).

GENERAL CARL VON HORN, Soldiering for Peace (Cassell).

THOMAS WALSH, Philip II and Isabella the Crusader (Sheed & Ward).

NATHANlEL WEYL, Traitors’ End (Tafelberg).

FRANCIS PARKER YOCKEY, Imperium (Noontide).

J. K. ZAWODNY, Death in the Forest (Macmillan Company).

“Know the Truth, and the Truth shall make you free” - John 8:2.

 

INDEX

Aaron. 26-28. 31.

Abbell, Maxwell. 497. 531.

Abd el Rahman. 117.

Abdullah ibn Maymun. 140. 143.

Abihu. 29.

Abraham. 74. 127.

Abrahams, A. 516.

Abram. 26.

Abu Isa. 103.

Abu Ishak of Elvira. 114.

Acheson, Dean. 316.

Acton, Lord. 135. 136. 152. 165.

Adams, James Truslow. 312.

Adams, President John. 155. 156. 192.

Adenauer, Dr. 467.

Agag, King. 7. 53.

Agrippa. 69.

Ahasuerus, King. 108. 109. 120.

Alexander II, Czar. 188. 195. 240. 241. 332. 461.

 

Alexander III, Czar. 240.

Alexander, Field Marshall. 368.

Alexander of Yugoslavia, King. 319.

Allenby, General Lord. 257. 259. 286.

Amery, Leopold. 250. 303. 424. 429. 438. 465. 513.

Amos. 9. 10. 182.

Antipater. 54.

Antony. 54.

Arrabanel, Isaac. 115.

Artaxerxes. 44. 46. 47. 130.

Asquith, Lady Cynthia. 225.

Asquith, Herbert. 247. 248. 250-252. 263. 264.

Attlee, Clement. 380. 425. 431.

Auerbach, Philip. 404. 405.

Avniel. Dr. Benjamin. 511.

Bagroff. 241.

Bakunin, Michel. 169-174. 202. 209-212. 485.

Balabanoff, Angelica. 358.

Baldwin, Hanson W. 367. 538. 539. 553. 560.

Baldwin, Stanley. 303. 323. 324. 327. 328.

 

Balfour. A.J. 36. 125. 189. 224. 225. 227-229. 231. 241. 243. 245. 246. 248. 250. 251. 262.

265. 266. 269.270. 281. 285. 286. 289. 291. 292. 299-301. 303. 325. 328. 334. 427. 429. 432.

434. 438. 458. 465. 492. 526. 535. 538. 571.

Barabbas. 68.

Barkley. Alben. 532.

Bar1e, Karl. 408.

Baron, Prof. Salo. 85.

Barron. Bryton. 379. 382.

Barruel. Abbé. 152. 153. 157. 158. 212. 273. 341. 387.

Barthou, M. 148.

Baruch, Bernard. 241. 261. 315. 318. 323. 330. 354. 359. 360. 366. 389. 442. 446. 447. 470.

472-478. 518. 527-529. 558.

Beaconsfield. Lord (Disraeli). 165.

Beamish. Major Tufton. 420.

Beaty. Prof. John O. 266. 272.

Begin. Menachem. 463. 464. 519. 520. 524.

Belgion, Montgomery. 401.

Belloc, Hilaire. 342.

Belshazzar, King. 36-39. 109. 162. 278. 279.

Benesh, Edouard. 323.

Ben-Gurion. 486. 513. 515-519. 521. 523. 525. 543. 549. 550. 556. 559.

Benjamin (Biblical). 46.

Benjamin, Hilde. 421. 501.

 

Bennett, F.W. 545.

Bennike, General Vagn. 533.

Berendsen, Sir Carl. 455.

Berger, Rabbi Elmer. 4. 46. 108. 199. 224. 270. 281. 457. 482. 487. 540.

Berman, Jakub. 502-505.

Bernadotte, Count Folke. 456. 460-464. 466. 520.

Berr, Isaac. 131.

Bevin, Ernest. 431-433. 448. 459. 517. 518. 540. 566.

Birch, Nigel. 403.

Blanc, Louis. 169. 170. 232. 361.

Blum, Leon. 327.

Bohlen, Charles E. 374

Borkenau, F. 416.

Bormann, Martin. 395.

Bors, General. 375.

Bowman, Dr. Isaiah. 285.

Brandeis, Mr. Justice. 115. 241. 242. 260. 261. 265-269. 293. 294. 299. 311. 315. 321. 417.

499.

Briand, Aristide. 327.

Bricker; Senator. 537.

Brock, Ray. 347.

 

Brockdorff-Rantzau, Count. 358.

Brosz, Joseph (Tito). 408.

Brown, Bernard J. 85. 110. 130. 292. 341. 417. 449. 479. 487. 570.

Brownell Junior. Herbert. 386.

Brucker, Wilhur M. 509.

Brunswick, Duke of. 145. 146. 148. 155. 158.

Buchan, John. 121.

Bulganin, Nicolai. 280. 381. 495. 561. 562. 564.

Burgess, Guy. 144. 264. 380. 381.

Burke, Edmund. 148. 150. 153. 154. 157. 165. 192. 211. 272. 394.

Burns, General E.L.M. 521-523.

Butcher, Captain Harry C. 372.

Butenko. 420

Byrnes, Senator James F. 354. 366. 367. 382. 385. 428. 444. 475.

Caesar. 65. 67.

Caiaphas. 67. 68.

Cardozo, Mr. Justice. 311. 316.

Carlson, John Roy. 347.

Carson, Sir Edward. 250. 259.

Carter, Hodding. 319.

Casey, R. 381.

 

Cassel, Sir Ernest. 204.

Cecil, Lord Robert. 248. 249.

Chamberlain, H.S. 127. 133. 134. 200.

Chamberlain, Neville. 322. 324. 328. 331. 332. 334.

Chamberlain, W.H. 418. 419.

Chambers, Whittaker. 99. 380. 383. 387. 446.

Charles II, King. 122.

Charles, Prince. 550.

Chaucer, 342. 343.

Chaumette, 151.

Chauvin, Nicolas. 479.

Chefdebien, Marquis de. 160.

Chesterton, A.K. 412.

Chesterton, G.K. 342. 408. 437.

Chiang Kai-shek, General. 466.

Chiang Kai-shek, Mme. 239.

Chodorov, Frank. 92. 486.

Christ. 73. 89. 90. 161. 272. 472.

Churchill, Colonel. 199.

Churchill, John, Duke of Marlborough. 517.

 

Churchill, Randolph. 518.

Churchill, Winston. 125. 165. 227. 241. 242. 253. 262. 272. 273. 280. 281. 292. 293. 304.

307. 325. 330-338. 359. 361. 365-372. 374-376. 378. 384. 389. 391. 392. 407. 423-427. 429-432. 434. 442. 465. 470. 471. 474. 475. 480. 515-517. 529. 535. 536. 544. 549. 551. 560. 563.

Chuter, Rev. James. B. 377.

Cicero. 112. 113.

Clardy, Kit. 497.

Clark, General Mark. 367-370.

Clemenceau. 289.

Clifton, Brigadier G. 453. 454.

Clootz. 151.

Cobbett, William. 152.

Cohen, Ben V. 299. 317.

Cohen, Myer. 437.

Collins, Wilkie. 186.

Connell, Brian. 204.

Constantine, Emperor. 81. 112.

Cresson, Warder. 184

Crewe, Lady. 286.

Cromwell, Oliver. 121. 122. 125. 126. 193. 492.

Curzon, Lord. 299. 430.

Cyrus, King. 36-39. 44. 108. 120. 127. 286.

 

Da Costa, Uriel. 98. 99.

Daniel. 36-38. 54. 76. 107. 109. 162.

Danton. 150. 151.

David. 7-9. 46. 60. 81. 106. 121.

Davies, Clement. 512.

Dawson, Geoffrey. 258.

Dayan, Moshe. 558.

De Burckheim, F.C. 158.

De Haas, Jacob. 269.

De Hirsch, Baron. 204.

De Langres, Lombard. 151.

De Leon, Mose. 90.

De Luchet, Marquis. 148-150. 152. 164. 165.

De Sacy, Silvestre. 140.

Des Mousseaux, Gougenot. 210.

De Wiart, Sir Adrian Carton. 321.

Deane, General John R. 357.

Dehler, Dr. 467.

Derounian, A.B. 347.

Dewey, Thomas. 444. 464. 499. 528. 529.

Dickens. 182. 186. 343.

 

Dies, Martin. 344.349. 387.

Dil, Branka. 408. 409.

Dillan, Mgr. 160.

Disraeli, Benjamin. 164-168. 172-175. 177. 180-182. 202. 203. 209. 211. 212. 272. 283. 415.

451. 485.

D’Israeli, Isaac. 168.

Diterichs, General. 277.

Donin, Nichalas. 100.

Donovan, Robert J. 537.

Dozer, Dr. Donald M. 379.

Dozy, Reinhart. 140.

Drach, P.L.B. 88. 90. 94. 180.

Dreyfus. 198. 199.

Dugdale, Mrs. 228. 229. 266. 281. 282.

Dulles, J .F. 501. 535. 536. 539-543. 548.

Ebbutt, Norman. 308.

Eberstadt, Ferdinand. 476.

Eden, Anthony. 323. 328. 384. 401. 418. 424. 499. 521. 535. 536. 538. 544. 547. 548. 550-553. 561. 562. 565. 566.

Edersheim, Alfred. 98.

Edinburgh, Duke of. 550.

Edward VI, King. 183.

 

Ehrenburg, Ilya. 403. 497.

Einstein, Dr. Albert. 458.

Eisenhower, President. 241. 264. 280. 350. 360. 367. 370-372. 375. 376. 379. 384. 387. 394.

414. 415. 437. 459. 497.498. 500. 509. 515. 527. 528-532. 534. 535. 537. 538. 542. 544. 547.

549. 553-555. 559-564. 567.

Elijah. 10.

Eliot, T.S. 342.

Elisha. 10. 101.

Elizabeth II, Queen. 550. 557.

Engel, Leopold. 139. 161.

Engels, Friedrich. 169.

England, King of (George V). 286.

Esaias. 64.

Esau. 52.

Esther. 108-110.

Ezekiel. 33. 41-44. 47. 55. 64. 81. 89. 94. 167.

Ezra. 43-46. 48. 50. 53. 55. 81. 92. 94. 182.

Farley, James. 239. 555.

Farouk, King. 461.

Farran, Captain Roy. 522.

Faviell, Frances. 403.

 

Flaccus. 112.

Flemming. 350.

Flynn, John T. 319.

Foot, Isaac. 550.

Fard, Henry. 213.

Forrestal, James. 153. 289. 439-447.460. 461. 463. 472. 477. 528. 529. 540.

Forestier, C.F. 139.

Forster, Arnold. 343.

Francis, David R. 273.

Franco, General. 412.

Frankfurter, Prof. Felix. 316. 345. 442. 443.

Franz Ferdinand, Archduke. 319.

Fraser, Peter. 454.

Freehof, Rabbi Solomon B. 110.

Funk, Dr. 14.

Fuscus. 112.

Gaitskell, Hugh. 547. 551.

Gamaliel. 71.

Gamzey,Robert. 490.

Garnett, David. 288.

Gautama, Prince Sidharta. 35.

 

Genet. 155.

George VI, King. 431.

George, Lloyd. 125. 126. 169. 198. 229. 245-248. 250-259. 261-265. 268-270. 282. 286. 287.

289-291. 294. 303. 304. 314. 330. 334. 448. 475.

Gerard, Ambassador. 279.

Geroe, Erno. 416. 506-508. 562.

Gibbes, Sidney. 278.

Ginsburg, Asher. 197.

Gleason, Prof. S. Everett. 383.

Goebbels. 323.

Goedsche. 210.

Goering. 308. 320. 323.

Goethe. 145.

Goldman, Emma. 273.

Goldman, Dr. Nahum. 460. 461. 517. 525.

Goldman, Rabbi Solomon. 48.

Goldstein, Dr. John. 18. 57.

Gomulka, Vladislav. 505.

Gordon, Sir William Evans. 312.

Gotha, Duke of. 145.

Gouzenko, Igor. 380.

 

Graetz, Prof. 61. 94. 113. 114.

Graham, Ronald. 250.

Graham, William J. 359.

Gregory XVI, Pope. 209.

Grenfell, Captain Russell. 401.

Grey, Sir Edward. 284.

Grimble, Sir Arthur. 569.

Groves, General Leslie R. 362. 364. 365.

Gruenbaum, Vishak. 538. 539.

Guedalla, Philip. 126.

Gwynne, H. A. 258. 259. 294.

Haig, Sir Douglas. 247. 248. 251. 257.

Hall, Mr. 430. 431.

Ha1evi, Judah. 114.

Halprin, Rose. 552.

Halsey, Admiral. 356. 357.

Haman. 108-110. 396.

Hamilton, Alexander. 156. 157. 165. 192. 212. 272.

Hammarskjold, Dag. 521.

Hannegan, Robert. 440. 441.

Harding, President. 301.

 

Harmsworth, Alfred (Lord Northcliffe). 295.

Harriman, Governor. 538. 539.

Hart, Captain Liddell. 396.

Haycraft Commission. 304.

Hazani. Michael. 565.

Head, Anthony. 566.

Hearst. Randolph. 295.

Hecht, Ben. 472. 475. 477. 482.

Helphand, Dr. 358.

Henderson, Lord. 468.

Henderson, Loy. 443.

Henry, Sir Charles. 269.

Heine, Heinrich. 278.

Herod. 54. 67.

Herzl, Theodor. 197-200. 202-208. 219. 225. 226. 228. 234. 242. 282. 293. 294. 435. 480.

481. 522.

Hertz, Chief Rabbi J.H. 11.

Hess, Moses. 196. 197.

Hesse, Prince of. 145. 148.

Hillman, Sidney. 317.

Himmler, Heinrich. 461.

 

Hirsch, Rabbi Emil. 4.

Hiss, Alger. 99. 138. 144. 316. 364. 374. 380. 383. 385-390. 443. 474. 554.

Hitler. 36, 46. 54. 67. 121. 138. 282. 307-309. 311. 315. 317. 320-328. 332. 333. 340. 343.

357. 370. 375. 377 382. 383. 389. 394. 395. 397. 398. 400. 405. 406. 408. 412. 413. 415. 416.

420. 462. 469. 474. 475 490. 499. 500. 503. 510. 515. 530. 532. 533. 550. 551. 559. 562. 564.

Hoffman, Rep. C.E. 350. 351.

Hoover, President Herbert. 311.

Hoover, J. Edgar. 386.

Hopkins, Harry. 332. 333. 357-362. 364. 365. 367. 373. 428.

Horder, Lord. 517.

Hosea. 10. 110.

Hoskins, Colonel. 426.

Howden, Arthur. D. 232. 242. 261-263. 285. 314-316.

House, Colonel. E.M. 165. 231-239. 241. 242. 244. 249. 253. 260-263. 266. 279. 280. 283-285. 289. 290. 295. 299.301. 314 315. 322. 333. 340. 357. 358. 360. 361. 428. 443. 464. 470.

473. 529. 533.

Huddleston, Sisley. 407.

Hull, Cordell. 384. 391.

Hulme. Kathryn. 413. 414.

Hunt, Holman. 184-187. 189. 190.

Hurwitz. 511.

Hutchinson. Cmdr. E. 522. 533.

Hutchinson, Dr. Paul. 487.

 

Hyrcanus, John. 54.

Ibn Saoud. King. 292. 337. 338. 378. 424. 426. 427. 444.

Isaiah. 33-35. 110.

Ishbosheth. 7.

Islington, Lord. 301.

Israel, Rabbi Manasseh ben. 121. 122.

Israel, Michel Boas. 184.

Izzat. Ibrahim. 548.

Jabotinsky, Vladimir. 513. 516.

Jacob. 397.

Jacob-called-Israel. 6. 52.

Jacobson, Rabbi Moses P. 130.

James, King of England. 517.

Jefferson, Thomas. 328.

Jeffries, J.M.N. 295. 304.

Jefroikin, L. 490. .

Jehovah. 2. 6-10. 13-16. 19. 20. 25. 26. 28. 31. 32. 36. 37. 40. 45. 46. 59.76. 81. 82. 94. 107.

108. 132. 401. 476. 515.

Jeremiah. 25. 32-35. 41. 63. 65. 167.

Jeroboam, King. 8.

Jerome, St. 50.

 

Jesus. 6. 34. 50. 52. 59-62. 64-66. 68. 69. 72. 73. 89-92. 112. 141. 154. 396. 482.

Jethro. 31.

Jogiches, Leo. 416.

John, St. 60. 71.

Johnson, Dr. 93.

Johnson, Herschel. 443.

Joly, M.C. 169. 209. 210. 213.

Jordan, King of. 519.

Jordan, Major George Racey. 362-365.

Joseph (Biblical). 6.

Joseph, Dr. 461.

Joseph, King of Khazars. 117.

Joseph, St. 60.

Joseph, Saadya ben. 103.

Joshua. 101.

Josiah. 22.

Judah. 6. 46. 60.

Judas Iscariot. 6. 17. 67. 276. 396.

Juranitsch, Oskar. 408. 409.

Kadar, Janos. 509.

Kaganovitch, Lazar. 495. 496.

 

Kahn, Léon. 162.

Kaiser. The. 203. 225. 283. 358. 474. 475. 515.

Kanegisser. 276.

Kashmir, Maharajah of. 466. 468.

Kastein, Dr. Joseph. 4. 7. 8. 10. 11. 14. 32. 41. 44. 45. 47-51. 54. 67-70. 73. 76. 78-80. 83-86.

93-95. 98. 100. 102. 110-115. 119. 123. 126-129. 135. 173. 174. 176. 181. 195. 197. 198. 204.

205. 240. 243. 334. 442.

Kastner, Dr. Israel. 411.

Kaufman. Theodore N. 481.

Kefauver. Estes. 538. 554. 555.

Kerensky. 274. 275. 277.

Kerr. Sir Philip. 248. 268.

Kesselring, General. 369.

Kethly, Anna. 546.

Keynes. J.M. 288.

Kimmel. Admiral. 356. 357.

King-Crane Commission. 304.

King. Mackenzie. 380.

Kipling. Rudyard. 141. 312.

Kitchener. Lord. 247. 248. 251.

Koestler. Arthur. 449. 482.

 

Kohn. Dr. Hans. 397. 398.

Koschir. Prof. Miro. 408.

Kossoi. Jonah. 490.

Kotarbinski. Prof. 503.

Kotikov. Colonel. 363.

Kreintz. Prof. Boris. 408.

Krivitskv. General Walter. 417.

Kruger. Paul. 549.

Kruschev, Nikita. 381. 495. 505. 565.

Kun, Bela. 273. 416. 507. 509. 562.

Kuter, General Laurence S. 373.

Lavouisse, Henry R. 519.

Lacroix. 151.

La Guardia, Fiorello. 437.

Laible, Rabbi. 57. 90. 94.

Lambert, Alexandre. 162.

Landrieux, Mgr. 88.

Lane, Arthur Bliss. 420. 504.

Lane, F.K. 261. 315.

Langer, Prof. William. 383.

Lansing, Robert. 287. 288. 360. 474.

 

Lavon, Pinhas. 458.

Law, Bonar. 250.

Lawrence, Colonel T.E. 248. 288. 289.

Lazare, Bernard. 174. 175.

Lazare (Hitler’s envoy). 412. 413.

Leeper. Reginald. 275. 276.

Leftwich, Joseph. 398, 399.

Legge-Bourke, Major H. 533.

Lehman, Herbert. 317. 345. 437. 442. 443.

Lenin. 138. 169. 226. 274. 278-281. 353. 358. 388. 390. 406. 419. 500.

Levi (Biblical). 46.

Levi, Paul. 416.

Levi, Rabbi. 91.

Levi, Sylvain. 287. 290. 291. 483.

Levine. 395. 416.

Levine, Meyer. 483-485.

Lewin, Sally. 411.

Lewis, Fulton. 364.

Lie. Trygve. 450.

Liebknecht, Karl. 416.

Lilienthal, Alfred. 482. 486.

 

Lincoln, Abraham. 187. 188. 312. 392. 395.

Lippmann. Walter. 285.

Litvinoff, Maxim. 323. 339. 419.

Lloyd, Lord. 334. 335. 426. 430.

Locker-Lampson, Oliver. 245.

Loewe, Prof. H.M.T. 398.

Long. B.K. 253.

Long, Huey. 318. 319. 322.

Lonyay, Count Carl. 204.

Lothian, Lord (Sir Arthur). 248. 466. 468.

Louis Philippe. 172.

Lovett. Robert. 440. 443.

Lubin. Isador. 317.

Ludendorff, General. 279.

Luke, St. 60.

Lunatscharsky. 417. 418.

Lundström. General. 462. 463.

Luria, Solomon. 85.

Luxembourg. Rosa. 273.

Macaulay. Lord. 245. 568.

 

MacArthur. General. 264. 366. 394.

McCarran. Senator Pat. 312. 339. 400.

McCarthy. Senator Joseph. 366. 387. 388. 537.

McCloy. John J. 403.

McCormack. John. 541.

McCormick, Colonel Robert. 295.

McCrary, Tex. 466.

Macdonald, Malcolm. 326. 327. 331

Macdonald, Ramsay. 303. 305. 306. 323. 326.

McGrath, J. Howard. 441.

Maclean, Donald. 144. 264. 380-382.

Macmillan, Harold. 538.

Magnes, Dr. Judah. 457.

Maimonides, Moses. 100. 102.

Mainz, Elector of. 145.

Malenkov. 495.

Malet, Chevalier de. 161.

Malon, Benoit. 169. 173.

Mammon. 121.

Mandelstamm, Dr. 94.

Manly, Chesly. 540.

 

Manning, Cardinal H.E. 192.

Margoliouth. 122.

Maria Anna of Bavaria. 138.

Mark, St. 344.

Marr, Wilhelm. 485. 486.

Marsden. 212.

Marshall, General George C. 323. 366-371. 374. 439. 441. 445. 446. 448. 460. 563.

Martin, Henry. 140.

Martin, Jack. 531 .

Marx. Karl. 169-173. 198. 209. 219. 238. 273. 314. 502.

Mary (Mother of Our Lord). 60. 90. 91.

Matthew, St. 52. 60. 67. 344.

Maury, Abbé. 163.

Mechlis, Lev. 496. 497.

Meier (Myerson) Golda. 521.

Melchett, Lord. 518.

Mendelssohn, Moses. 101. 142.

Metternich. 145.

Meyer, Agnes. 544.

Meyer, Prof. Edouard. 39.

Meyer. Sir William. 466.

 

Mezes, Dr. Sidney. 233. 235. 249. 285.

Micah. 10. 61.

Mihailovitch, General. 407.

Mikhoels Commission. 398. 399.

Mikoyan. 364.

Miller, Rabbi Irving. 540.

Milner, Lord. 248.

Minc, Hilary. 503-505.

Mindszenty. Cardinal. 421. 508.

Mirabeau, Count. 139. 147. 148. 161.

Mitchell. 350. 351.

Modena. Leo. 98. 99.

Mollet. Guy. 550.

Moloch. 167. 180:

Molotov. 360. 495.

Monk, Henry Wentworth. 182-191. 197. 229. 245. 517.

Montagu. Sir Edwin. 268. 335. 466.

Montefiore, Mr. 9. 25. 32. 66.

Montefiore, Sir Francis. 204.

Montgomerv. Field Marshal. 370. 371. 415.

 

Mordecai. 107. 108-111. 396.

Morel. 173.

Morgan. General Sir F. 437. 439. 443.

Morgan, J. Pierpont. 474.

Morgenthau Junior, Henry. 317. 321. 345. 365. 370. 374. 383-385. 391. 442. 480. 484.

Morgenthau Senior, Henry. 479. 484.

Morley, John. 149.

Morrison, Herbert. 331.

Morse, Rev. Jedediah. 152-154. 157. 158. 212. 273. 341. 387.

Moses. 2-6. 9. 13. 14. 17-19. 21. 25-28. 30-32. 38. 41. 53. 55. 74. 94. 98. 107. 142.

Moss, Major W. Stanley. 406. 407.

Mountbatten, Lord Louis. 394.

Moyne, Lord. 426. 430. 434-436. 463.

Muhammad (The Prophet). 74. 112-114.

Munnich, Ference. 509. 562.

Murphy, Justice. 443.

Murray, General. 254.

Musa ibn Nossair. 113.

Mussolini. 96. 323. 327. 551.

Nadich, Rabbi Judah. 414. 415.

Nagy, Imre. 505-509.

 

Nancy, Bishop of. 163.

Nansen, Odo. 409.

Napoleon. 124-130. 137. 158. 173. 182. 193. 200.

Napoleon III. 210.

Nasser, Gamel Abdul. 499. 537. 549-552. 559. 565.

Nathan. 9.

Nebuchadnezzar. 37. 38.

Negrin, Juan. 417.

Nehemiah. 43. 46. 50. 53. 55. 69. 81. 92. 94. 95. 109. 182. 197.

Newman, Margaret B. 405.

Nicholas II Czar. 240. 276. 277.

Niger, Sholem. 489. 490.

Nikulin. 277.

Niles. David. 317. 444. 445. 529.

Nilus, Sergyei. 210. 213.

Nixon, Richard. 380. 554. 555.

Noah, Major Mordecai. 184.

Noetzlin, Edouard. 205.

Nokrashi Pasha. 460. 461.

Nordau, Max. 202. 207. 224. 229. 234. 243. 244. 264. 481. 518.

Northcliffe, Lord. 295-299.

 

Nowak, Zenon. 503. 504.

Nutting, Anthony. 561.

Obler, Walter. 411.

Ochab, Edward. 505.

O’Donnell, John. 534. 555.

Olczewski. 504.

Oliphant, Laurence. 189. 190.

Omar, Caliph. 113. 114.

Ormsby-Gore. 250. 328.

Orwell, George. 342.

Oswald. Stane. 408.

Oumansky. 419.

Ovid. 112.

Oudendyk. M. 273.

 

Paget, Q.C. 551.

Panthera. 90.

Pasvolsky, Leo. 317.

Pauker, Anna. 421.

Paul, St. 71. 193.

 

Payson, Rev. Seth. 155.

Pearson,Hesketh. 168. 186.

Peel Commission. 327. 328.

Peiser, Rabbi Walter. 318.

Pepper, Senator G.W. 284.

Percy, Lord. 226.

Perkins, Frances. 239.

Pershing, General. 257.

Persius. 112.

Pestalozzi. 145.

Peter, St. 71.

Petrov, Vladimir. 380. 381.

Petuchowski, Rabbi Jakob. 142.

Philippson, Franz. 205.

Philpotts, Eden. 283.

Phinehas. 31.

Pilate. 67. 68.

Pinsker, Leon. 196. 202. 207. 224. 234. 322.

Pirow, Oswald. 322.

Plunkett, Sir Horace. 239.

Pompey.54.

 

Prinsep, Val. 186.

Pufler, Janko. 408. 409.

Radkiewicz. 504.

Raglan, Lord. 301.

Rajk, Laszlo. 507.

Rakosi, Matyas. 416.420. 421. 503. 506-509. 562.

Rapp, Sir Thomas. 520.

Rathenau,Walter. 300.

Rauschning, Hermann. 395.

Reade, Charles. 343.

Reading, Lord. 466. 468.

Reed, Mr. (Douglas). 117. 413.

Reid, Thomas. 545.

Reitz, Colonel Deneys. 392. 393.

Repington, Colonel 257-259. 275. 276. 294. 308.

Richardson, Lady Constance Stewart. 251.

Rieser, Gabriel. 196.

Robertson, General Sir William. 247. 248. 251. 252. 254-260. 308. 335.

Robespierre. 150. 151.

Robison, Prof. John. 152-154. 157. 158. 212. 272. 273. 341. 387.

Rodkinson, M.L. 99. 101. 180.

 

Roehm, Captain. 395.

Rokossovsky. Marshal. 503. 505.

Rommel, Field Marshall. 453. 454.

Ronsin. 151.

Roosevelt, Eleanor. 315. 474. 559.

Roosevelt, Elliott. 373-375.

Roosevelt. Franklin D. 125. 138. 154. 166. 235. 239. 280. 289. 292. 306. 311. 313-322. 328.

331. 334. 336-340. 345. 350. 351. 354-362. 364-368. 371-380. 382-385. 387. 389. 391. 394.

400. 401. 402. 424. 426-429. 433. 439. 442. 444. 459. 470. 471. 474. 475. 480. 497. 512. 528.

532. 536. 537. 546. 554. 555. 562. 563.

Roosevelt Junior, F.D. 445. 446.

Rosenbloom, M.V. 315. 354. 359. 470.

Rosenblum, Rabbi. 311.

Rosenmann, Judge Samuel. 317. 444.

Rosenwald, L.J. 513. 515. 540.

Ross, Charlie. 452.

Rothermere, Lord. 298.

Rothschild, Lord. 269.

Rounds, Frank. 570.

Rubens, Dr. William. 53. 94.

Rudolf of Austria, Prince. 204.

Ruskin, John. 186-190.

 

Sadtler, Colonel. 355.

Salisbury, Harrison. 495.

Salisbury, Lord. 225.

Samuel (Biblical). 7. 54.

Samuel, Herbert. 167. 247.

Samuel, Maurice. 22. 105. 107. 484.

Sargon. 3.

Satan. 161.

Saul, King. 7. 54. 106.

Saul, (St. Paul). 73.

Saxe-Gotha, Prince of. 145.

Saxe-Weimar, Duke of. 145.

Sayre. 364.

Schanzer, Signor. 300.

Schiff, Jacob. 205.

Schmandt, Leo. 411.

Scott, C.P. 245. 246. 264.

Seneca. 112.

Serot, Colonel. 462.

Seymour, Charles. 232. 262.

Shakespeare. 61. 342. 343.

 

Sharett, Moshe. 411. 519. 521. 522. 543.

Shaw, Bernard. 342.

Shaw Commission. 304.

Sheehan, Vincent. 343.

Sherwood, Robert E. 239. 359. 361. 369. 374. 385.

Shmuelevitz. 463.

Short. General. 356. 357.

Silver, Rabbi Hillel. 499. 515. 516. 532. 542.

Simpson Commission. 304.

Simpson, Justice G. 402.

Smilanski, Moshe. 511.

Smith, Governor AI. 311.

Smith, Fred. 384.

Smith, Merriman. 428.

Smollett. 342.

Smuts, General J.C. 253-255. 303. 314. 322. 389. 393. 454. 455.

Smuts, J.C. (Mr.). 254.

Sobeloff, Simon E. 537.

Sokoloff, M. 277. 278.

Sokoloff. Dr. Nahum. 207.

 

Sokolsky, George. 272. 486. 541.

Solomon. 8. 41. 46.

Sorge, Dr. Richard. 355.

Sotelo, Calva. 417.

South Africa, Chief Rabbi of. 300.

Spielfried, General W. 407-409.

Spinoza, Baruch. 100. 101. 102.

Spychalski. 504

Stalin. 226. 286. 366. 369. 371. 373. 375. 376. 378. 382-385. 395. 398. 420. 454. 474. 493.

495. 499. 500. 503. 507. 532. 545. 550. 562-564.

Stanley, Oliver. 436.

Steed, Wickham. 268. 296. 297.

Stehe1in. 467.

Stepischnik, Milan. 408.

Stern, Karl. 408. 488.

Stettinius, Edward. 382.

Stevenson, Adlai. 512. 529. 538. 554. 555.

Stimson, Henry L. 354. 356. 367. 383-385. 391. 546.

Stoddard, Amos. 155.

Stolypin, Count. 240. 241. 322. 461.

Stolypine, A. 419.

 

Strack. 94.

Strakosch, Sir Henry. 253.

Suedfeld (Max Nordau). 207.

Sulzberger, C.L. 502. 505.

Sutton, Sir George. 298.

Sverdloff, Yankel 277. 278. 550.

Sydenham, Lord. 213-216. 264. 301.

Sykes, Sir Mark. 248. 265. 267. 269.

Symington, Stuart. 512. 538.

Symons, General Penn. 393.

Szamuely, Tibor. 416. 507.

Taft, Senator Robert E. 361. 528-531. 536. 563.

Tarik. 113.

Taylor, R.C. 227.

Templewood, Lord. 412.

Tennyson. 186.

Terrill, Commander. 522.

Thackeray. 342.

Tharsi, Simon. 61.

Theobald, Admiral. 356.

Thompson, Dorothy. 343. 540.

 

Thoreau. 73. 102.

Tito. 406-408. 506.

Toynbee, Prof. Arnold J. 399. 400.

Trotsky, Leon. 273. 281. 408. .

Truman, President. 36. 125. 166. 231. 235. 264. 363. 380. 385. 386. 400. 428. 430. 433. 434.

439-441. 443. 444. 446. 448. 450-453. 455. 456. 459. 464. 465. 469. 475. 477. 497. 528. 530.

532. 537. 540. 562.

Turkey, Sultan of. 203.

 

Urch, R.O.G. 418.

Uriah. 9.

Uritsky. 276.

Vanderbilt, Consuelo. 225.

Veale, FJ.P. 401.

Von Herder, J.G. 133. 200.

Von Knigge, Baron.. 141.

Von Kuehlmann, Richard. 358.

Von Plehve. 205.

Von Rath. 322. 328.

Vyshinsky. 478.

 

Wagner, Richard. 171.

 

Wagner, Robert. 520.

Waite, A.E. 146.

Walter, Rep. F.E. 312. 400.

Warburg, Max. 205.

Washington, George. 154. 155. 212. 272. 353.

Wavell, General. 426. 458.

Webb, Beatrice. 262.

Webster, Nesta. 139. 140. 153. 158. 160. 161. 165. 169. 209. 273.

Weishaupt, Adam. 138-148. 151. 158. 160. 165. 168. 169. 173. 180. 192. 211. 215. 220. 272.

273. 380. 406. 416. 470. 492.

Weiss, Dr. Carl Austin. 319.

Weizmann, Dr. Chaim. 16. 36. 44. 122. 177. 193-195. 197. 200. 204-207. 209. 210. 224. 226-229. 234. 242. 245-247. 249. 251. 253. 256. 257. 261. 264. 265. 267-270. 281. 282. 286-288.

291-296. 299-301. 303-306. 312. 313. 321. 325. 326. 328. 330-338. 340. 344. 348. 421. 423.

425-427. 429. 431-435. 439. 442. 443. 448-457. 460. 472. 480. 492. 493. 516. 517. 522. 539.

540. 569.

Wellhausen, Prof. 41.

White, Harry Dexter. 144. 365. 370. 374. 381. 383-386. 388-391.

Wilkie, Wendell. 342.

William of Orange. 517.

Wilson, Genral Sir Henry. 255-257. 294.

Wilson, President Woodrow. 125. 166. 234. 235. 237-244. 261. 263. 264. 266. 267. 269. 283-289. 292. 294. 307. 314-316. 318. 320. 322. 333. 336. 354. 360. 372. 428. 470. 473. 474. 497.

526-528. 530. 532. 533. 536. 555. 558. 562.

 

Wilton, Robert. 274-279. 281. 294. 295. 301. 310. 502.

Winant, John G. 337.

Wingate, Orde. 517. 522.

Wise, Rabbi Stephen. 60. 115. 199. 234. 239. 241. 242. 260. 261. 263. 266. 268. 269. 286.

287. 299. 311. 315. 320-322. 335. 336. 342. 417. 499.

Wiseman, Sir William. 239.

Woodhead Commission. 328.

Wyszynski, Cardinal.505-507.

Yellin. 463

Yeo-Thomas, Wing-Cmdr. 407. 409.

York, Archbishop of. 520.

Yurovsky, Yankel. 277.

Zevi, Sabbatai. 103. 187. 193. 205. 282. 434.

Zinovieff. 276.

Zonarias. 103.

Zukerman, William. 489. 490. 512. 515. 516.

Zvi, Ben. 515.