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'''Juan Tusquets Terrats''' (March 31, 1901-1998) was a Catalan priest, author of the best selling book ''Origenes de la revolucion espanola''. He was born into a wealthy banking family in [[Barcelona]]. His father was a desecendant of Jewish bankers, a Catalanist, and a friend of [[Francesc Cambo]]. |
'''Juan Tusquets Terrats''' (March 31, 1901-1998) was a Catalan priest, author of the best selling book ''Origenes de la revolucion espanola''. He was born into a wealthy banking family in [[Barcelona]]. His father was a desecendant of Jewish bankers, a Catalanist, and a friend of [[Francesc Cambo]]. |
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Tusquets was ordained in 1926 and noted for his piety and culture. As a teacher in the seminary of Barcelona he was commissioned to write a book on [[Madame Blavatsky]]'s [[theosophism]]. He developed 'an obsessive interest in secret societies'. By the time of the [[Spanish Second Republic]] his obsession had developed into a fierce [[anti-semitism]] and an even greater hatred of [[freemasonry]]. He turned against catalanism and falsely accused the catalan leader [[Francesc Macia]] of being a Freemason. Working with another priest, Joaquim Guiu Bonastre, he built up a network of "informants" - Freemasons who told him about lodge meetigs. He contributed articles to the [[carlist]] newspaper ''El Correo catalan''. Tusquets used ''[[The Protocols of the Elders of Zion]]'' - which drew on french , german and russian myths in a fantastical |
Tusquets was ordained in 1926 and noted for his piety and culture. As a teacher in the seminary of Barcelona he was commissioned to write a book on [[Madame Blavatsky]]'s [[theosophism]]. He developed 'an obsessive interest in secret societies'. By the time of the [[Spanish Second Republic]] his obsession had developed into a fierce [[anti-semitism]] and an even greater hatred of [[freemasonry]]. He turned against catalanism and falsely accused the catalan leader [[Francesc Macia]] of being a Freemason. Working with another priest, Joaquim Guiu Bonastre, he built up a network of "informants" - Freemasons who told him about lodge meetigs. He contributed articles to the [[carlist]] newspaper ''El Correo catalan''. |
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Tusquets used ''[[The Protocols of the Elders of Zion]]'' - which drew on french , german and russian myths in a fantastical concoction that put forward the idea that a secret Jewish government, the Elders of Zion, was plotting the destruction of Christianity - - tusquets used these as 'documentary' evidence for his esential thesis that the Jews were set on the destruction of Christian civilization. Their instruments would be Freemasons and socialists who would use revolution, and pornographic propaganda, and unlimited liberalism. In Spain he denounced the Second Republic and acccused the [[Roman Catholic|Catholic]] president [[Niceto Alcala Zamora]] of being a jew and a freemason. Spain and the Catholic Church could be saved only through the destruction of jews, freemasons and Socialists. In his book ''origenes'' he argued that ''judaic masonry'' (''la masoneria judaica'') ran the Republic as a dictatorship - - he further used the many artices he wrote for ''El Correo catalan'' and a series of 14 books ''las Sectas'' to attack Freemasonry, [[Socialism]] and [[judaism]]. the second volume of ''las SEctas'' included a complete translation of ''The Protocols'' and a section asserting the Jewsish assault on Spain could be sen in the Republics atitude to religion, the movt for agrarian reform and the redistribution of the great estates.. |
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In 1933 Tusquets was invited by the international Anti-masonic Association to visit a newly established concentration camp - [[Dachau]]. He commented ''they did it to show what we had to do in spain''. he claimed later to have been shocked by what he saw - at the time however the flow and intensity of his anti-SEmitic and anti-masonic publications did not abate.' P. 51 Unearthing FRancos legacy. |
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Revision as of 22:19, 9 May 2012
Juan Tusquets Terrats (March 31, 1901-1998) was a Catalan priest, author of the best selling book Origenes de la revolucion espanola. He was born into a wealthy banking family in Barcelona. His father was a desecendant of Jewish bankers, a Catalanist, and a friend of Francesc Cambo.
Tusquets was ordained in 1926 and noted for his piety and culture. As a teacher in the seminary of Barcelona he was commissioned to write a book on Madame Blavatsky's theosophism. He developed 'an obsessive interest in secret societies'. By the time of the Spanish Second Republic his obsession had developed into a fierce anti-semitism and an even greater hatred of freemasonry. He turned against catalanism and falsely accused the catalan leader Francesc Macia of being a Freemason. Working with another priest, Joaquim Guiu Bonastre, he built up a network of "informants" - Freemasons who told him about lodge meetigs. He contributed articles to the carlist newspaper El Correo catalan.
Tusquets used The Protocols of the Elders of Zion - which drew on french , german and russian myths in a fantastical concoction that put forward the idea that a secret Jewish government, the Elders of Zion, was plotting the destruction of Christianity - - tusquets used these as 'documentary' evidence for his esential thesis that the Jews were set on the destruction of Christian civilization. Their instruments would be Freemasons and socialists who would use revolution, and pornographic propaganda, and unlimited liberalism. In Spain he denounced the Second Republic and acccused the Catholic president Niceto Alcala Zamora of being a jew and a freemason. Spain and the Catholic Church could be saved only through the destruction of jews, freemasons and Socialists. In his book origenes he argued that judaic masonry (la masoneria judaica) ran the Republic as a dictatorship - - he further used the many artices he wrote for El Correo catalan and a series of 14 books las Sectas to attack Freemasonry, Socialism and judaism. the second volume of las SEctas included a complete translation of The Protocols and a section asserting the Jewsish assault on Spain could be sen in the Republics atitude to religion, the movt for agrarian reform and the redistribution of the great estates..
In 1933 Tusquets was invited by the international Anti-masonic Association to visit a newly established concentration camp - Dachau. He commented they did it to show what we had to do in spain. he claimed later to have been shocked by what he saw - at the time however the flow and intensity of his anti-SEmitic and anti-masonic publications did not abate.' P. 51 Unearthing FRancos legacy.