The third of them discusses the Symbolic Snake, which made its first appearance in 429 BC.  The last of them discusses the qualities of an ideal ruler, who must not be at the mercy of his passions.  This work derives from a book published under the pseudonym of John Retcliffe, which itself derived f
The third of them discusses the Symbolic Snake, which made its first appearance in 429 BC.  The last of them discusses the qualities of an ideal ruler, who must not be at the mercy of his passions.  This work derives from a book published under the pseudonym of John Retcliffe, which itself derived from a book about Montesquieu and Machiavelli by Maurice Joly.  The former book, Biarritz, was written by a postal clerk and spy named Hermann Goedsche, who plagiarized extensively from Dumas's Joseph Balsamo.  A popular early edition of it was published by George Butmi, while Professor Sergei Nilus called attention to it under the name "Chapter 18" and claimed that it had been written in Basel.  Lucien Wolf exposed it in 1921, a year after a huge printing of it was sponsored by Henry Ford.  FTP, name this document which purports to document a plot to destroy Christian civilization and bring about a Jewish world state.
The third of them discusses the Symbolic Snake, which made its first appearance in 429 BC.  
the Protocols of the Elders of Zion or the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion