The Forgotten Book That Warned the World of What Was to Come
By LauraAboli
Almost a century ago, in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution, a former general named Arthur Cherep-Spiridovich published a book entitled:
“The Secret World Government, or The Hidden Hand.”
Writing from exile after the Bolshevik Revolution, he claimed that world events; revolutions, wars, and the slow destruction of Christian civilization, were not spontaneous but guided by a small inner circle he called the “Hidden Hand.”
According to him, this network of roughly 300 men, headed by Edouard Rothschild in Paris, ruled nations through finance, propaganda, and revolution. He described them as “Judeo-Mongols,” a term that today we would recognise as referring to the Khazarian converts to Judaism.
He wrote:
“Almost nobody knows that all the so-called Satanic forces are autocratically led by Pan-Judaism, headed now by Edouard Rothschild V-th in Paris… he and 300 others compose the World Government, the ‘Hidden Hand’.”
And elsewhere:
“The world unrest is caused by the lust of murder of the Judeo-Mongols and their firm desire to smash the Aryans and to overthrow everything Christian.”
For Cherep-Spiridovich, the pattern was clear: behind every revolution, behind the press, the banks, and the new political ideologies stood the same guiding intelligence whose goal was to erase Christendom and replace it with a material, debt-driven world order.
He saw power migrating away from monarchs and governments toward creditors, industrialists, and invisible financiers; a global class whose loyalty lay not with nations but with their own continuity. He described them as masters of three instruments:
• Finance, because debt is the subtlest form of rule.
• Revolution, because chaos resets societies and erases memory.
• Information, because the public mind is the true battlefield.
He warned that this “Hidden Hand” would use its tools to dismantle Christian civilisation and replace it with a world ruled by materialism, debt, and perpetual conflict; a system in which governments would serve as administrators of a deeper agenda.
When we look around today at the alignment of global institutions, corporations, and intelligence agencies; at the moral inversion of media and education; at the wars that never end, and at who holds the strings of power, it is shocking to read his words. He warned us of everything that has transpired.
Cherep-Spiridovich may have written in 1926, yet he was describing the architecture of our own age.
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