The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit and its Impact on World History

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Roman Catholic Church, Jewish World Revolution, Faux Folk Music. Introduction. Chapter One. The Synagogue of Satan. Chapter Two. Julian the Apostate and the Doomed Temple. Chapter Three. Rome Discovers the Talmud. Chapter Four. False Conversion and the Inquisition. Chapter Five. The Revolution Arrives in Europe. Chapter Six. The Converso Problem. Chapter Seven. Reuchlin vs. Pfefferkorn. Chapter Eight. Thomas Muentzer and the Peasant Revolt. Chapter Nine. The Anabaptist Rebellion. Chapter Ten. John Dee and Magic. Chapter Eleven. Menassah and the Apostate Messiah. Chapter Twelve. The Rise of Freemasonry. Chapter Thirteen. The Revolution of 1848. Chapter Fourteen. Ottilie Assing and the American Civil War. Chapter Fifteen. From Emancipation to Assassination. Chapter Sixteen. The Redemption of the South and the NAACP. Chapter Seventeen. The Trial of Leo Frank. Chapter Eighteen. The Spread of Bolshevism. Chapter Nineteen. Marcus Garvey. Chapter Twenty. The Scottsboro Boys. Chapter Twenty-One. Revolutionary Music in the 1930s. Chapter Twenty-Two. Lorraine Hansberry. Chapter Twenty-Three. The Birth of Conservatism. Chapter Twenty-Four. The Second Vatican Council Begins. Chapter Twenty-Five. Folk Music meets the Civil Rights Movement. Chapter Twenty-Six. The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window. Chapter Twenty-Seven. The Third Session of the Council. Chapter Twenty-Eight. Jews and Abortion. Chapter Twenty-Nine. The Black Panthers. Chapter Thirty. The Messiah Arrives Again. Chapter Thirty-One. The Jewish Takeover of American Culture. Chapter Thirty-Two. The Neoconservative Era. Epilogue: The Conversion of the Revolutionary Jew. Notes.