The International Jew was a set of four books published in the early 1920's by the American industrialist Henry Ford. In the spring of 1920 Henry Ford started his newspaper The Dearborn Independent which detailed what he believed to be “the Jewish menace”. The newspaper articles relate to “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion” and how Henry Ford believed they applied to events happening in the 1920's and the Jewish influence on international finance, the media and culture. The International Jew was a book containing the most popular articles of The Dearborn Independent. This book is a compilation of the first two volumes of the original publication from the dates of 22 May 1920 to 29 January 1921. Many of the historical events mentioned in these volumes are still relevant in current world events. It is the publishers hope is that the reader read this without prejudice and draws their own conclusions.