The Protocols and world revolution : $b including a translation and analysis of the "Protocols of the meetings of the Zionist men of wisdom"

"The Protocols and World Revolution" by Sergiei Nilus is a historical narrative from 1920 that shares a translated analysis of "The Protocols of the Meetings of the Zionist Men of Wisdom," which details a supposed Jewish plot to control the world. The story dives into the author's perspective on Bolshevism, highlighting the perceived influence of Jewish figures in revolutionary activities, and lays out what the author sees as a calculated Jewish scheme targeting Christian societies. The book starts with a warning about a global crisis worsened by Bolshevism, which the author mainly blames on Jewish people, and examines the Bolshevist revolution in Russia, claiming that Jewish leaders took over the Russian government. It paints a grim picture of these Jewish leaders, suggesting they are trying to rule the world through propaganda and by causing chaos in non-Jewish countries, framing the Protocols as a hidden, evil plan for Jewish world power.