A distinctive binding for your collection
Clear spot UV gives the red band a gloss finish against the matte cover, bringing out the bold black, ivory and red design. A red reading ribbon marks your place; cream paper completes the interior.
This collector’s hardback contains exactly the same historical text and commentary as the standard editions. The distinction is in the binding and finish.
Read the text. Examine the evidence.
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is one of the most notorious forgeries in modern history. This edition brings the text, its historical background and a substantial critical companion together in one volume.
Read all twenty-four sections, newly typeset from the 1920 English printing. Then follow the arguments, examine the contradictions and investigate the borrowed material through seventy-two critical notes and forty-eight study questions.
The historical text and commentary are kept separate: read the text straight through, then return to the passages you want to explore. A historical introduction, chronology and source note establish the background and explain how the edition was prepared.
Inside the book
- All twenty-four sections of the Protocols, newly typeset from the 1920 English printing
- Seventy-two critical notes examining the language, arguments, contradictions and borrowed material
- Forty-eight study questions for closer reading and discussion
- Historical introduction, chronology and source note in the same volume
- 124 pages on cream paper, in a 152 × 229 mm format
Collector’s binding
- Case-bound hardback with a matte laminated cover
- Clear spot UV on the red band
- Red reading ribbon
- 70 gsm cream paper with natural cream page edges
- UK production, with international delivery charged separately
The gallery mockup illustrates the intended finish and ribbon. It is a visual preview, not a photograph of a finished copy.
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