We trace the writing of the Elders of Zion back to Mathew Golovinski, a Russian propagandist and the book’s dissemination by Sergius Nilus, a Russian Orthodox Priest.

Part Two traces Anti-Semitism back to 325 Common Era and the Council of Nicea. 

We also explore Hitler’s own raging anti-Semitism that developed early on in his young life and trace the foundations of his hatred back to his own upbringing and his studies in a Roman Catholic school. 

We follow the anti-Semitic laws passed throughout the ages at the dictations of the Roman Catholic Church who had a strangle hold on Europe. 

We examine Martin Luther’s anti-Semitism and how his words, spoken from the pulpits of the Protestant and Lutheran pulpits contributed directly to the Holocaust. 

We then examine several more courageous Jewish uprisings. Lastly, we answer the unspoken question: Why did the Holocaust happen?