This book's comparison of newspapers to the hundred arms of Vishnu has led 
This book's comparison of newspapers to the hundred arms of Vishnu has led many scholars to argue that it was plagiarized from earlier texts. It was translated into English by Victor Marsden from the edition included as an appendix to The Great and the Small by Sergei Nilus. Much of it was adapted from The Dialogue in Hell between Machiavelli and Montesquieu, a satire against Napoleon III by Maurice Joly. Philip Graves's articles attacking this book were cited in the 1934 Berne trial discrediting it. This book begins by claiming that "right lies in might," and argues that the "Symbolic Snake" is closing around Europe. It describes plans to create a world "super-government" and manufacture economic crises in order to destroy states, and was published by Henry Ford as The International Jew. For ten points, name this notorious anti-Semitic forgery about a Jewish conspiracy to rule the world.
This book's comparison of newspapers to the hundred arms of Vishnu has led many scholars to argue that it was plagiarized from earlier texts.
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion