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L. (Leslie) Fry (married, Paquita Shishmarev) is primarily known for her authorship of Waters Flowing Eastward.
She met Henry Ford in or around 1920, and presented him with a copy of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Also, it is she who had conceived the conspiracy theorey involving Asher Ginzberg (known by his Hebrew name as Achad Ha'am, meaning "one of the people"). Graf Rewentlau had named him as the source of the Protocols of Zion and published it in April 1921 in the anti-Semitic periodical, La Vieille France. Essentially, it was she who concocted the view that the Jews were to blame for both World War I and Bolshevism, alleging that Freemasons were involved as well. The aim was "World Domination", and all this was deduced from the Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
Reference
- The Lie That Wouldn't Die: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion
- (London • Portland, OR: Valentine Mitchell, 2005)
- Fry, L.
- Waters Flowing Eastward
- (Paris: Editions R.I.S.S., 1931)
External Link
- Photograph of Mrs. Leslie Fry with Henry Allen, Conrad Chapman, and Mr. Gurin in 1937.
- Waters Flowing Eastward
by L.Fry
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