future deterrents, made any impression on their will. Accordingly, they had their own way. But in the case of Persia they lost the fight, although logic, humanity, justice, and the Ordinances solemnly accepted by the Great Powers were all on their side.”
The comment is rather humiliating. But it is true. The Jewish World Program was the only program that passed through the Peace Conference without hin¬ drance or revision.
So numerous and ubiquitous were the Interna¬ tional Jews at Paris, so firmly established in the in¬ ner councils, that the keen observer, Dr. E. J. Dillon, whose book, “The Inside Story of the Peace Confer¬ ence” {Harper’s), is the best that has appeared, was constrained to say this:
“It may seem amazing to some readers, but it is none the less a fact, that a considerable num¬ ber of delegates believed that the real influences behind the Anglo-Saxon peoples were Semitic.”