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Ludwig Wittgenstein [22] Ludwig Wittgenstein [23] Ludwig Wittgenstein [24] Ludwig Wittgenstein [25]

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The reader/surfer of this user's contributions to the WWW in cyberspace is respectfully directed to the texts, books, and images herein available a mere click away. All here is avant-garde and in fair use respecting every copyright restriction. The alphabetology, conceptology, grammatology, and narratology, on this user's page, how ever, are solely Ludvik's.

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Andy Warhol Andy Warhole Andy Warhol Andy Warhole Andy Warhol Andy Warhole Andy Warhol Andy Warhole Andy Warhol Andy Warhole Andy Warhol Andy Warhole Andy Warhol Andy Warhole Andy Warhol Andy Warhole Andy Warhol Andy Warhole

"The Protocols" 1917? Sergiev Posad [53] "The Protocols" 1917? Sergiev Posad [54] "The Protocols" 1917? Sergiev Posad [55]

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Chomutov, Czechoslovakia

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Chomutov

Robert Ludvik David Wikipedian Ludvikus
Wikipedian DOB August 26, 2006
Nationality American
Residence The Big Apple Manhattan Gotham City
POB Czech Republic
Town City Municipality District Chomutov
Country Czech Republic

Austro-Hungary

Family hails from the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Martin, Slovakia — Turčiansky Svätý Martin

Martin, Slovakia — Austro-Hungary: Turčiansky Svätý Martin (father's

side)

Template:Infobox Slovak town

Tarnopol, Ternopil

Template:Infobox Ukrainian City

Ukrainian: Ternopil
Polish: Tarnopol (father's side)

Drohobycz

Parental Home Town:
Previously in Poland.
Now in the Ukraine.
Drohobycz is best known for its Oil, and as the home of Bruno Schulz

(whom my parents knew personally.

Israel

Hadar Yosef

Prior residence: Hadar Yosef, (הדר יוסף), (Glory of Joseph), Neighborhood of Tel-Aviv, Israel

Khazar

The Ford International Weekly

Henry Ford, Dearborn, Michigan.

1920 — The Ford International Weekly, The International Jew, The World's Probelm. More than any other person, Henry Ford is materially responsible for spreading antisemitism throughout the world, in the year which is the annus mirabilis of antisemites. He spent a portion of the vast wealth and resources of his Ford Motor Company automobile empire to finance a print-media campaign against all Jews. Is it any wonder that Hitler loved him loved him so?

Article The International Jew: The World's Problem in The Dearborn Independent, May 22, 1920 — Article *The International Jew: The World's Problem* in *The Dearborn Independent*, May 22, 1920

In 1934 Roosevelt and Hitler become Presidents of the United States and Germany respectively — and the plagiarism known as the Protocols of Zion were edited, compiled, and published into a 300-page English language (largest ever) imprint by THE PATRIOTIC PUBLISHING CO. operating out of Post Office Box 526 in Chicago, Illinois.

Selected List — Broad Scholarly Interests — in Alphabetical Order

My Substantial Contributions to Wikipedia

History - Protagonists of Antisemitism

("Good" and "Bad Guys")

History - Jewish

Other than People

Administered territories

[146]

American Jewish Committee

[147]

Asher Ginsberg a.k.a. Ahad Ha-'Am

[148]

Antisemitica

[149]

Bruno Schulz

[150]

The Cause of World Unrest

[151]

The Dearborn Independent, The Ford International Weekly

[152]

Jabotinsky Medal

[153]

Occupied territories

[154]

Patterns of Prejudice

[155]

Philosemitism

[156]

Protocols of the Elders of Zion

[157]

Protocol of 1919

[[158]]

Praemonitus Praemunitus

[159]

Praemonitus praemunitus

[160]

Small, Maynard & Company

[161]

Velikoe v malom i antikhrist

[162]

Western Stone

[163]

People

Paul S. Riebenfeld

[164]

Vladimir Jabotinsky

[165]

Philosohy and/or Mathematics

Concise Encyclopedia of Supersymmetry

[167]

Edmund Husserl

[168]

Hyperbolic extension

[169]

Identity of indiscernibles

[170]

International Conference on Differential Geometric Methods in Theoretical Physics

[171]

Journal of Generalized Lie Theory and Applications

[172]

Pavel Florensky

[173]

Philosophy

[174]

Philosophy of Arithmetic by Edmund Husserl

[175]

Umberto Eco

[176]

List of esoteric subjects in Foucault's Pendulum

[177]

William L. Reese

[178]

Impersonal Antisemitica or Philosemitism

American Defense Society

[179]

Antisemitica

[180]

The Beckwith Company

[181]

Board of Deputies of British Jews

[182]

The Berne Trial

[183]

Britons

[184]

The Britons

[185]

Britons Publishing Society

Christian Nationalist Crusade

[186]

Eyre & Spottiswoode Ltd.

[187]

Friends of New Germany

[188]

German American Bund

[189]

The Journal of Historical Review

[190]

Noontide Press

[191]

Imprints of/on "The Protocols of Zion"

The Jewish Peril

[192]

Liberty Bell Publications

[193]

THE PATRIOTIC PUBLISHING CO.

[194]

Praemonitus Praemunitus

[195]

Praemonitus praemunitus

[196]

Protocols of Zion

Protocols of the Meetings of the Learned Elders of Zion

Protocols of the Meetings of the Zionist Men of Wisdom

The Protocols and World Revolution

[197]

The International Jew, The World's Foremost Problem

[198]

The Cause of World Unrest

[199]

Protocols of Zion (imprints) unfortunately, deleted

[200]

[London] The Morning Post

[201]

Serpent

[202]

Symbolic serpent / Symbolic snake

[203]

Warrant for Genocide

[204]

[Russian] Znamya (newspaper) (meaning: "Banner")

Miscellaneous Non-Living Persons, Titles, Classes, etc.

Benedict Waldeck

[205]

Chresmologue

Earls Bathurst

[206]

Frontispiece

[207]

Seymour Henry Bathurst, 7th Earl Bathurst

[208]

Feza Gürsey

[209]

His Britannic Majesty or Her Britannic Majesty

[210]

Spotter

[211]

White Russian

[212]

White émigré

[]

Living People

Carlos J. Moreno

Colin Holmes

[213]

Douglas J. Feith

[214]

H. C. Tze

[215]

Lisa Vives

[216]

Michael Lieber

Reza Aslan

[217]

Steven Bayme

[218]

Sultan Catto

[219]

Non-Human Things, Diverse Concepts, & Abstract Entities

Bibliophily

[220]

Book collecting

[221]

Book elements

[222]

Dust cover

Leaf (disambiguation)

Spine

Bookman

[223]

Complimentary close

[224]

Controversial literature

[225]

Global Information Network

[226]

Internationalism

[227]

Institute of Historical Research

[228]

Institute for Historical Review

[229]

Instrument of Government

[230] (see below)

John Holland Rose

Law of nations

Literary forgery, Literary forgeries and mystifications

[231]

Manuscript

The New York Public Library

Number sign, Octothorp, Template:Punctuation marks

Ouroboros

Scire quod sciendum

Serpent

[232]

The Sisson Documents

Standard work

Text

Valediction

World domination

Yours, etc.

Yours truly,

My Bit of USA History

Constitution of the United States

Consider the United States of America, before 1789, the year the Constitution of the United States was formally adopted.

Was there a "Presidency of the United States before George Washington"?

What does the expression mean: "President of the United States in Congress Assembled"?

Is it not the case that the United States of America is under a second written Constitution?

Articles of Confederation

Is the first written constitution styled "Articles of Confederation"?

Yet, strictly speaking, as British subjects, the American colonies were subject to an even earlier written constitution - in 1653 - under Cromwell?

Instrument of Government

The British, during their Republican era, an interregnum phase of their history, during the Protectorate — had produced, as early as 1653, the Instrument of Government. Strictly speaking, is this not the first written constitution in the world?

The Media

Thomas Rothman

Miscellaneous Contributions

15 minutes of fame

[233]

About

[234]

Chresmologue

[235]

Constitution

[236]

Ettore Majorana Foundation and Centre for Scientific Culture

The Eternal Jew

Flemish movement

[237]

Global Information Network

[238]

Henry Krumb

International School of Subnuclear Physics

[239]

Jared Diamond

[240]

Guns, Germs, and Steel

[241]

John Holland Rose

Julius Stone

Learning

[242]

Letter (disambiguation)

Manuscript, Typescript

[243]

Philology

Protocol

[244]

Rudolph Valentino

[245]

Sarah Chalke

[246]

Sisson Documents

[247]

Six Walks in the Fictional Woods

[248]

Strand Book Store

[249]

Term of Derision

[250]

Transliteration

[251]

Union of the Russian People

US & USA & United States

Userbox

Writing

[252]

Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.

[253]

The Media

Fox Filmed Entertainment

[254]

Thomas Rothman

HELP with LEARNING WIKIWAYS

Wikipedia:Sandbox

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Wikipedia:New contributors' help page

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WIKIPEDIA LAUGHS

Funny pages

WIKIFUN

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Wikipedia:Department of Fun

Various games, contests, and projects for our own amusement.

Some Research Tools

In Alphabetical Order

Amazon.com - Books - [255]

British Library Integrated Catalog - [256]

Google Search Engine - [257]

Library of Congress Catalog - [258]

MacTutor Index of Biographies - [259]

Wolfram MacWorld - [260]

WorldCat - Online Catalog - [261]

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v t e Neighborhoods in the New York City borough of Manhattan
Lower Manhattan below 14th St (CB 1, 2, 3)	Alphabet City Battery Park City Bowery Chinatown Civic Center Cooperative Village East Village Essex Crossing Financial District Greenwich Village Hudson Square Little Australia Little Fuzhou Little Italy Loisaida Lower East Side Meatpacking District NoHo Nolita SoHo South Street Seaport South Village Tribeca Two Bridges West Village World Trade Center
Midtown Manhattan (CB 5)	Columbus Circle Diamond District Flatiron District Garment District Herald Square Koreatown Madison Square Midtown South NoMad Silicon Alley Theater District Times Square
West Side (CB 4, 7)	Chelsea Hell's Kitchen Hudson Yards development Lincoln Square Manhattan Valley Penn South Pomander Walk Riverside South Upper West Side
East Side (CB 6, 8)	Carnegie Hill Gramercy Park Kips Bay Lenox Hill Murray Hill Peter Cooper Village Rose Hill Stuyvesant Square Stuyvesant Town Sutton Place Tudor City Turtle Bay Union Square Upper East Side Waterside Plaza Yorkville
Upper Manhattan above 110th St (CB 9, 10, 11, 12)	Astor Row East Harlem Fort George Hamilton Heights Harlem Hudson Heights Inwood Le Petit Senegal Manhattanville Marble Hill (Bx CB 8) Mount Morris Park Morningside Heights Sugar Hill Sylvan Washington Heights
Islands	Ellis Island (CB 1) Governors Island (CB 1) Liberty Island (CB 1) Randalls Island (CB 11) Roosevelt Island (CB 8) Wards Island (CB 11)
Former	Five Points (CB 3) Gas House District (CB 6) Jones's Wood (CB 8) Ladies' Mile (CB 5) Little Germany (CB 3) Little Spain (CB 4) Little Syria (CB 1) Manhattantown (CB 7) Radio Row (CB 1) San Juan Hill (CB 7) Seneca Village Tenderloin (CB 4) Yiddish Theatre District (CB 3)
Community boards: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Joint interest area: 64 (Central Park)

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