Le PÃ(c)ril Juif

Le Péril Juif: Le Règne D'Israël Chez Les Anglo-Saxons, written by Roger Lambelin and published in 1921, explores the author's perspective on Jewish influence within Anglo-Saxon societies. This book delves into historical and political aspects of the "Jewish question" as it was understood in the early 20th century. Lambelin's work reflects the antisemitic sentiments and conspiracy theories prevalent at the time, offering insight into the perceptions and anxieties surrounding Jewish communities in Europe and beyond. It remains a historical document illustrating a particular viewpoint on Jewish-Anglo-Saxon relations during a period of significant social and political upheaval.

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