Arthur Brown’s 1968 “not so rock and roll” semi-hit song provided the backdrop for the carefully staged, fully theatricalized murder “hit video” (below) with a cast of far more than we will ever know.
Harrell Rhome, Ph.D: ZIONISM AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MODERN POLISH STATE, A LESSON IN HOW HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
A NOTE ON SOURCES
In December 2002, this author received a unique and special “Christmas gift” from “Eagle Newsletter” columnist Yancy Ames. Under the Freedom of Information Act, Ames obtained a number of formerly secret State Department documents dating from 1919-1920 (and some later ones as well) regarding the early 20th century Zionist movement. Some of the keys items were only declassified as late as 28 December 2001. As strange as it now seems under our current climate of political correctness, high officials in our government began an inquiry into (among other things) the connections between Zionism and the Bolshevik Russian Revolution of 1917. The existence of these documents formed the basis for The Jewish Threat: Anti-Semitic Politics of the U.S. Army, a book by Joseph Bendersky, published in 2000, and reviewed in the March-April 2002 Journal of Cultural Review.