Keystone of The New World Order - The Holocaust Dogma of Judaism - Ben Weintraub

Keystone of The New World Order - The Holocaust Dogma of Judaism
A Fringist and Highly Controversial Ideological Treatise Analyzing Holocaust Denier Conspiracy Frameworks [1]

Published in 1995, Keystone of The New World Order - The Holocaust Dogma of Judaism is an extremely controversial text that functions as a primary source for the study of late 20th-century Holocaust denial and fringe political rhetoric. Written under the pseudonym Ben Weintraub, the book belongs to a specific subset of revisionist literature that approaches the history of World War II through a conspiratorial lens. The text relies heavily on unconventional analyses of rabbinical literature and Kabbalistic numerological interpretations (gematria) to argue that the universally established historical consensus of the six million victims of the Nazi genocide was synthetically generated as a foundational religious dogma. 

From an objective historical perspective, the book's claims run entirely counter to the global scientific and academic consensus, which is anchored in mountains of contemporary documentary evidence left behind by the Nazi regime, forensic archaeological finds, and extensive eyewitness testimonies. Mainstream civil rights organizations and research institutes, such as the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), categorize the central arguments of this volume as part of an outlandish, anti-Jewish tract used within international revisionist movements to propagate scientific racism and conspiracy theories. Consequently, this volume holds value not as an accurate historical reference of the events it discusses, but as an out-of-print historical primary document for sociologists, academic researchers, and institutional libraries tracking the evolution of political extremism, fringe media networks, and structural propaganda models in the post-war era. 

Robert L. Brock was an American political activist, fringe publisher, and controversial media figure who routinely utilized pseudonyms, such as Ben Weintraub, to print highly polarizing ideological material. Known for organizing radical political coalitions and publishing literature that intersected Black nationalist separatist theories with far-right Holocaust revisionism, his work challenged conventional civil rights models. His independent publishing output remains a subject of study for historians investigating the fringe political alignments and underground tract movements of the 1990s. 

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