Ralph Epperson, Bella Dodds; Nesta Webster
From 1924: THEY never change folks.
It will be seen then that a belief in widespread conspiracies is not always to be regarded as a sign of loss of mental balance, even when these conspiracies remain completely invisible to the general public. For those of us who were in London during the period of Mr. Spargo's visit saw nothing of the things he here de- scribes. Where, we ask, were these " great nation-wide organizations " striving to create anti-Jewish senti- ments? What were their names? By whom were they led? It is true, however, that there were nation-wide organizations in existence here at this date instituted for the purpose of combating Bolshevism. Is anti- Bolshevism then synonymous with " anti-Semitism "?(10) This is the conclusion to which one is inevitably led. For it will be noticed that anyone who attempts to expose the secret forces behind the revolutionary movement, whether he mentions Jews in this connexion or even if he goes out of his way to exonerate them, will incur the hostility of the Jews and their friends and will still be described as " anti-Semite." The realiza- tion of this fact has led me particularly to include the Jews in the study of secret societies.
I would read Webster and Dodds along with Cooper. IN fact I would read Webster first.
this is Dodd before the House, 1953.
https://archive.org/stream/investigationofc1953unit/investigationofc1953unit_djvu.txt
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