 The apparent conflict between Communism and Capitalism was a smoke-screen for Jewish domination, as outlined in the "Protocols".The claim repeated by many authors that the "Protocols" first came to light in 1884 via Justine Glinka, was originally put forth by Fry in the 1st edition (1931) of "Waters Flowing Eastward", in a chapter of the book titled ""How the Protocols Came to Russia"".According to Fry's account, Justine Glinka (1836-1916), the daughter of Russian diplomat Dmitry Glinka (1808-1883), was endeavouring (in the early to mid-1880s) to serve her country (Russia) by obtaining political information in Paris, which she forwarded to General Orgevskii.