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In "World Revolution" the sequel to "the French Revolution" and Prequel to "Secret Societies and Subversive Movements", Webster compares the Protocols of Zion to writings attributed to the Illuminati, asserting that they hold most similarity to the activities of Illuminized Freemasonry.
The Author takes us on a journey from the revolutions in the late 19th century, right up to the advent of the bolshevik revolution in 1917 and weaves a tale of intrigue, conspiracy and shadowy conspirators.
This is Webster's best book tracing the unseen hand of history.
The Author takes us on a journey from the revolutions in the late 19th century, right up to the advent of the bolshevik revolution in 1917 and weaves a tale of intrigue, conspiracy and shadowy conspirators.
This is Webster's best book tracing the unseen hand of history.
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