Alfred Rosenberg
Where each worldview places it
A Rothschild agent of Khazar descent and a Satanist figure who gave Hitler the Protocols through Eckart and introduced Chamberlain to him[1]. And the Truth calls him "a man of Jewish extraction", an occultist of Jewish, Estonian and French background and the Nazi Party's official 'ideologist', through whom the Elite set up the Nazi anti-Jewish programme[2].
- Aliases
- Alfred 'Protocols' Rosenberg
- Controls / directs
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- Answers to / controlled by
- Dates
- May 1933 (England visit)[3]
- Key events
- May 1933: as Hitler's representative in England he meets Sir Henry Deterding (who entertains him near Windsor), Geoffrey Dawson of The Times, Walter Eliot MP, 1st Viscount Hailsham (Secretary for War) and the Duke of Kent[3]
- Author's claims · 3
- 01As Hitler's envoy in May 1933 he met Deterding and the Duke of Kent[4].
- 02The Protocols reached him from a "mysterious stranger" who put the book on his desk and vanished; he made a copy available to Hitler, which "sealed" the fate of expendable Jews[2].
- 03He supplied the 'facts' for the Nazi anti-Jewish campaign[5].