'The Rosenthal Document' and 'The Way to Zion'
Tomas Karlsson
forgeries and the like (the infamous Protocols of the Elders of Zion,
the Israel Cohen 'quote', forged, mistranslated and out-of-context
quotes from the Talmud, etc.), and came across the so-called
'Rosenthal Document' (The Hidden Tyranny: The Issue That Dwarfs All
Other Issues), which is a supposed interview with the jewish
politician Harold Wallace Rosenthal, in which Rosenthal tells the
interviewer, someone called Walter White Jr., about the 'jewish
conspiracy' and how the jews are taking over the world.
Supposedly, the interview was taped, and the tapes are still in
existance (Rosenthal told White to destroy them, or he would face dire
consequences, but White writes that he kept them). Rosenthal was
killed in 1978 in some terrorist event, which White theorizes happened
because Wallace did the interview, and that it was jews who was behind
it (some site said he'd done the speech many times).
Now, of course, I don't believe this nonsense, but I would like to
know more about it. That is, has it been exposed as a forgery? The
Anti-defamation League's site says it is a fabricated document, but
that's the only site I've found that says so (the document is mostly
featured on hate sites, not surprisingly). A bit of background on this
would be interesting.
I also came across an alleged quote from a book called 'The Way to
Zion' ('Der Weg Nach Zion - Ein Roman'), supposedly written by one
'Dr. Kurt Munzer', who was supposedly a jew. I've only found the quote
on hate sites, and referenced in a writing by a nazi (Streicher?) on a
page in the German Propaganda Archive. I haven't found any info on the
author, except for this http://www.bdfi.net/auteurs/m/munzer_kurt.htm
if indeed that is the same person. Does the book even exist? If so,
what is the book about (it's supposedly a novel)? What is known about
the author?
It's interestingly to note that the quote isn't exactly the same on
all sites. It's also interesting that various sites list different
publishing dates (one says 1907, another 1912).
Considering the tricks and techniques employed by antisemites to
distort and take things out of context, perhaps it does exist, but
with a totally different meaning/intent. After doing some research, I
know that's what antisemites often do.
Would be interesting if anyone knows anything about these two
publications.
amigocabal
"Tomas Karlsson" <alza...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Just a comment: About the dates when comments were made, they are often
easily confused by the publication dates of the books in question, i.e. I
quoted Richard Wagner making comment in 1908 when in fact Wagner had been
dead a dozen years or more at that time, but the book in which his comments
were made "Judaism in Music" was republished several times including in
1908.
So far as the Elders of Zion are concerned, nobody really knows if they are
for real or not. But the actions of the Zionists in the last 75 years say to
me that Elders of Zion are real!
Patricia Heil
The fact that it is on sale through the Aryan Nations Catalog
should tell you something. Bigots prefer repeating a lie
ad nauseum to actually learning anything.
Ignore amigo, he knows the Protocols are forgeries and has
said so previously.
Susan Cohen
"Patricia Heil" <pjay...@erols.com> wrote in message
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> The fact that it is on sale through the Aryan Nations Catalog
> should tell you something.
He's looking for more concrete proof, tho'.
Susan