IP: Ramadan TV Special: ... A Nazi-like attack on Jews

[David Farber <dave () farber net>]

> Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 11:25:29 -0800
> To: Dave Farber <farber () cis upenn edu>
> From: Einar Stefferud <stef () nma com>
> Subject: Ramadan TV Special: ... A Nazi-like attack on Jews
>
> As the article appeared, the following editorial note was at
> the END. For me, it makes sense to see it FIRST.  :-)       ---Jim
>
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> (Set Italic) Editor: (Set Bold) The Protocols of Zion (Unset Bold) were
> concocted by Okhrana, the Tsarist secret police, and made public in 1905 to
> arouse anti-Jewish feelings among the Russian populace. The forgery was
> inspired by a number of conspiracy theories dating back to the French
> revolution. No one will ever know how many Jews were murdered as a result of
> this vicious piece of black propaganda. And now we have the Arab world
> picking up where Okhrana and the Nazi's left off. Needless to say, the
> Australian media has completely ignored the anti-Semitic hysteria that is
> sweeping the Arab world. (Unset Italic)
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>
> The New Australian Daily News Service - Monday 3 December 2001
> Produced in Melbourne, Victoria,  Australia
>
> Ramadan TV Special:
> The Protocols of the Elders of Zion:
> A Nazi-like attack on Jews
>
> by Gerard Jackson
>
> TNA News with Commentary
>
> During the second half of Ramadan, a number of television stations,
> including Egyptian stations, will be screening the thirty-part series (Set
> Italic) (Set Bold) Horseman Without a Horse, (Unset Bold) (Unset Italic)
> starring the well-known Egyptian actor Muhammad Subhi and a cast of 400
> others from Egypt, Syria, and France. The series, whose budget ran six to
> eight million Egyptian pounds, was produced by Arab Radio and Television
> (ART), established in 1993, which broadcasts to the Middle East, North
> America, Latin America, Australia, and Africa. ((Set Italic) Al-Alam Al-Youm
> (Unset Italic), Egypt, 4 October 2001).
>
> In a report on the series, the Egyptian weekly (Set Italic) Roz Al-Youssuf
> (Unset Italic) (17 November 2001) described it as the "first of its kind" -
> both artistically, as it is the first time a single actor plays 14 different
> characters, and in the way in which it deals with the issues it raises. The
> following are excerpts from a report on the series
> <snip>


> http://www.newaus.com.au/israel303zion.html

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