The complete text. The history behind it.
From imperial Russia to Henry Ford’s America and the courtrooms of Bern, follow the story of a text that travelled across borders, newspapers and political movements.
Hear all twenty-four sections of the 1920 English text, then explore the people, publications and events that carried it into public life. The historical introduction, chronology and critical companion examine Ford’s newspaper campaign, Philip Graves’s 1921 investigation in The Times, Nazi reception and the Bern proceedings. Section-by-section commentary explores the text’s arguments, contradictions and methods of persuasion.
Made for listening
Calm, AI-generated British narration guides you through the edition across 57 indexed tracks. A short opening leads directly into the complete historical text; the historical introduction and companion material follow. Clear chapter navigation makes it easy to listen in order, return to a passage or explore the supporting material.
Your complete digital edition
- A chaptered M4B audiobook with an embedded square cover
- 57 individually tagged MP3 chapters, supplied together as a ZIP
- The complete original edition text and a separate audiobook transcript
- Historical introduction, chronology and edition and source notes
- Fifty-seven critical notes, forty-eight study questions and sources for further reading
Both audio formats are DRM-free. Choose the chaptered M4B for a compatible audiobook player, or listen to the individual MP3 tracks.
Historical context: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is an antisemitic forgery whose conspiracy claims are false. This edition presents the text for historical study and critical examination.
Pre-order the audiobook
Pre-orders are open. The release date is still to be confirmed. Protected download links will be emailed on release and will also be available in your Irving Books account. Both audio formats and the companion transcripts are included in your purchase.