Talk:The Patriotic Publishing Co.

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Yours truly,--Ludvikus 01:27, 12 December 2006 (UTC)

Contents 1 3 more titles 2 Friends of New Germany 3 Who Did It? 4 THE PATRIOTIC PUBLISHING CO. 5 [[{{weasel}}]]

[edit] 3 more titles

I'll get to the rest of the 3 later! Ludvikus 20:53, 23 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Friends of New Germany

I suspect that this Nazi organization was behind this entity - but I cannot find conclusive evidence for it. I've examined the ORIGINAL text of 1934. It has one clear indication that it was NOT a final AMERICAN product - the "INDEX," which is clearly a Table of Contents, is placed in the BACK of the book as un-numbered page 300, the LAST PAGE. In subsequent reprints of this text, not only was the slogan altered, from "UNITED WE FALL, DIVIDED WE STAND," the so-called "INDEX" has been placed as un-numbered page 3 (immediately after Title page 1). It is Europeans who would not place a Table of Contents up front, but in the back. And in particular, I believe that the German have this book-publishing custom. Ludvikus 14:52, 24 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Who Did It?

I wonder who, in 1934, in Chicago, compiles, published, and distributed the version of THE PROTOCOLS? xyz

[edit] THE PATRIOTIC PUBLISHING CO.

It is not known whether this entity is the SAME as that which published the other cited works!!!

Accordingly--the title, all capital letters--should remain (until, or unless, it is established that it is the same as that entity which published other works besides "The Protocols)."

Yours truly,

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It is not clear who claims this artcle falls under this category. Accordingly, I have removed this TAG from the Article today. Yours truly,--Ludvikus 02:32, 15 December 2006 (UTC)