Every event in our archive, in chronological order. Showing the 1920s — 13 events. Click any event to read the full theory page.
A young woman is pulled from a Berlin canal and taken to a psychiatric institution. She eventually claims to be Grand Duchess Anastasia. Her claim will generate court proceedings, international attention, and a 1956 film before being definitively refuted by DNA evidence in 1994.
Anastasia Romanov survival claims (1918–2007) →The Dearborn Independent begins serializing "The International Jew".
Protocols of the Elders of Zion →Henry Ford begins publishing adapted Protocols content as The International Jew in the Dearborn Independent, with a circulation of approximately 700,000. The series runs until 1922 and is later compiled into a book distributed internationally.
Protocols of the Elders of Zion (1903-present) →Three-part series demonstrates verbatim plagiarism from Joly.
Protocols of the Elders of Zion →Times of London correspondent Philip Graves publishes a three-part series documenting direct passage-by-passage plagiarism from Maurice Joly's 1864 Dialogue aux Enfers. The exposé is the foundational debunking document and is cited by all subsequent scholarly analysis.
Protocols of the Elders of Zion (1903-present) →The Frankfurt School is established at Goethe University Frankfurt; begins interdisciplinary Marxist and Freudian social criticism.
Cultural Marxism/Woke Agenda Claims →Virginia passes the Eugenical Sterilization Act, drafted in close consultation with Harry Laughlin's model legislation. The Act authorizes sterilization of institutionalized persons deemed hereditarily unfit. Carrie Buck becomes the first person selected for sterilization under the Act.
Buck v Bell SCOTUS sterilization ruling (May 2 1927) →President Coolidge signs the Reed-Johnson Act, which imposes national-origin quotas severely restricting Southern and Eastern European immigration. Harry Laughlin's testimony as the House's Expert Eugenics Agent directly shaped the quota formula. The Act remains in force until the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965.
American eugenics movement (1907-present) →Schnitzler publishes Dream Story (Traumnovelle) in Vienna. The novella depicts a Viennese physician who infiltrates a masked orgy of wealthy decadence. Kubrick acquires the rights to adapt it and documents interest in the project as early as 1968.
Eyes Wide Shut: Kubrick Was Murdered for Exposing Elite Rituals →Felix Yusupov publishes Lost Splendour, his first major account of the killing. The account will change significantly in later retellings, creating inconsistencies that later historians including Andrew Cook will cite as evidence of concealment.
Rasputin's death: British intelligence assassin theory (Dec 1916) →Russian mineralogist Leonid Kulik leads the first scientific expedition to the Tunguska site, confirming the scale of destruction and finding no crater. The crater absence becomes a focus of alternative hypotheses for decades.
Tunguska event: 1908 Siberia meteor vs Tesla-weapon vs comet →The Supreme Court upholds Virginia's sterilization law. Justice Holmes writes: 'Three generations of imbeciles are enough.' Justice Butler dissents without opinion. The ruling immediately accelerates sterilization programmes across the country. State legislatures use it to validate existing laws and enact new ones.
Buck v Bell SCOTUS sterilization ruling (May 2 1927) →After legal settlement with Aaron Sapiro, Ford issues public apology.
Protocols of the Elders of Zion →