Adolf Hitler According to Thomas Weber Scholarship & press 3
One historian’s view. The Holocaust Museum says Hitler also adopted ideas common in Munich after the Protocols appeared in German in 1919.
Baldur von Schirach According to Baldur von Schirach Primary record 6
His own account, given in his defence to the Nuremberg tribunal on 23 May 1946; the tribunal did not test it.

influenced by

The Protocols of the Elders of Zion Scholarship & press 1 2

Timeline 3 dates

1920–1922 William J. Cameron authored The International Jew
Nov 1920 – May 1922 The International Jew
Nov 1920 – May 1922 The Dearborn Independent produced The International Jew

Proof 6 sources

The International Jew: 1920s Antisemitism Revived Online, Anti-Defamation League, 30 Jan 2017. Scholarship & press
Many of the paper's antisemitic articles were reprinted by the Dearborn Publishing Company in four paper-bound volumes
The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem (November, 1920); Jewish Activities in the United States (April, 1921); Jewish Influences in American Life (November, 1921); and Aspects of Jewish Power in the United States (May, 1922).
Liebold passed the text of The Protocols on to Cameron, who modernized Brasol's translation and used it as the foundation for The International Jew.
Antisemitism and Henry Ford’s “The International Jew”, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Holocaust Encyclopedia. Scholarship & press
The Dearborn Publishing Company reissued this series of articles as four individual books.
Cameron eventually would write most of the articles in “The International Jew” series.
Six German-language printings of the book were issued between 1922 and 1924.
The first article in “The International Jew” drew directly on ideas from The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
Henry Ford and the Jews: the story Dearborn didn’t want told, Bridge Michigan, 4 Feb 2019. Scholarship & press
His underlings deliberately declined to copyright the content, so other anti-Semites were free to publish the books.
translated into 12 languages and distributed on three continents in the years after World War I
Reading “The International Jew,” which became a hit in Germany after being published in German in 1922, helped push Hitler further into “conspiratorial anti-Semitism,” Thomas Weber wrote
Henry Ford and Antisemitism: The Notorious “Dearborn Independent”, American Jewish Archives. Scholarship & press
In Germany, Theodor Fritsch reprinted Ford’s Dearborn Independent articles as books in four, cumulative volumes.
Protocols of the Elders of Zion: Key Dates, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Holocaust Encyclopedia. Scholarship & press
A book version titled The International Jew is translated into at least 16 languages.
Nuremberg Trial Proceedings, Vol. 14: Thursday, 23 May 1946, The Avalon Project, Yale Law School, 23 May 1946. Primary record
was Henry Ford's book, The International Jew; I read it and became anti-Semitic.
Dr. Sauter, the Tribunal thinks, as I have said twice now, that the educational influences of the defendant are quite irrelevant to us.

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