A word of explanation may be necessary on this inclusion of the Gentiles as permanent: the Protocols do not contemplate the extermination of the Gentiles, nor the making of this world a completely Jewish populated world.
Annexation to the United States would lead probably to theirextermination at no very distant time.
Were England out of the way, there would be a war of extermination between them.
That they did their duty is visible in the fact that heresy makes so little figure in France, and that the slow but remorseless extermination of Catharism in Languedoc was not accompanied by its perpetuation in the North.
Yet the republic made no haste to join in the movement for the extermination of heresy so energetically pushed by Gregory IX.
There were ample laws on the municipal statute-books of Avignon and Arles for the extermination of "heretics and Waldenses," but the local magistracy was slack in their enforcement and was obliged to swear to extirpate the sectaries.
His matchless eloquence, his rigid austerity, his superhuman vigor, and his unquenchable zeal for the extermination of heresy well earned the beatification conferred on him after death; and since 1417 he had been known as a hammer of heretics.
In 1475 a more serious war of extermination was commenced against them under the Duchess Yolande, Regent of Savoy, in conjunction with the simultaneous action of the Inquisition in Dauphine.
In 1375 we find Gregory applying to the king for the confiscations, and procuring from the revenues of Palermo an appropriation of twelve ounces of gold, to be applied to the extermination of heresy.
Gregory was relentless in the extermination of Waldenses, Beghards, and the remnants of the Cathari, but he saw nothing to object to in the mysticism and illuminism of his visitors.
The Europeans rallied with their fire-arms, and easily drove off their foes, and then commenced the unrelenting extermination of the Indians.
They were likewise enemies of the Charruas, and in the end suffered partial extermination at the hands of the latter tribe.
Were a skilled sealer employed for the proper classification of the animals before killing, it would do away to some extent with the extermination of seals whose skins at that season were practically worthless.
The terrible and remorseless extermination of these unfortunate people, who knew no better, by order of Innocent III.
A carpenter of Le Puy formed an association for the extermination of these bands.
It meantextermination by introducing prostitution in Korea.
It meant extermination; extermination in every way possible.
It is one of her ways of assimilation which means extermination and she has already shot venereal disease rates up to an alarming state in Korea.
The "progress of civilization" demanded the extermination of the desert races.
Nevertheless, the shepherd will drive them into a corner at last by extending his wire fences, and then extermination will come.
This war of extermination cannot be described here, but one feature of it may serve to give the reader some idea about its general characteristics.
A war of extermination is everywhere waged against the race.
Partisans of the Catholic Faith were solemnly consecrated "Crusaders" by Pope Innocent III, and wore the cross in these Wars of Extermination as they had worn it in the Holy Wars of Palestine.
Extermination of Moros he held to be absurd and impossible, and measures so directed he regarded as injurious and unwise.
War with Sulu, in the way it was conducted, meant a war of extermination and hostilities without end.
A high council of war was convened in Manila in 1752, which declared for an unmerciful campaign and a war of extermination to be conducted with the utmost conceivable cruelty.
He thought that the cause of religion alone was sufficient to prolong the war indefinitely and lead the Government to a policy of extermination and failure.
This was followed by the Thirty Years' War, the extermination of the Protestants, and the restoration of the Austrian House.
GALILÆANS, a fanatical sect, followers of one Judas of Galilee, who fiercely resented the taxation of the Romans, and whose violence contributed to induce the latter to vow the extermination of the whole race.
Chinese rule, but it is now, after a war of extermination against the rebels, the Panthays, the Burmese, reduced to order.
The wars of exterminationwaged by the Jews upon surrounding nations afford ample proof.
Leland, a Protestant clergyman, wrote that the favorite object of the English Parliament was the total extermination of all the Catholics in Ireland.
The penalty is extermination from the face of the earth.
So long as her enemies could be employed in exterminating each other, she was willing to defer theextermination of the Huguenots.
The subject was discussed in the conclave of the Camp, and it was finally decided that a more effectual way could be devised to accomplish the extermination of the colored race than either by whipping or murder.
Mrs. Mary Pray, of Providence, wrote a letter recommending the totalextermination of the red men.
It does not appear that he advocated brutality for its own sake, or was an advocate of any program such as Himmler’s plan for exterminationthrough work.
The RSHA played a leading part in the “final solution” of the Jewish question by the extermination of the Jews.
But these speeches did not urge persecution or exterminationof Jews.
Although their extermination was in Himmler’s hands, Göring was far from disinterested or inactive, despite his protestations in the witness box.
Various SS Police units were also widely used in the atrocities in occupied countries and the extermination of the Jews there.
There is no evidence that he was aware of their extermination in the East.
The same policy of exterminationwhich Kiyomori had pursued against the Minamoto was now remorselessly enforced by the Minamoto against the Taira.
With one of the battalions was a dervish fanatic, carrying a green banner, who spread his praying carpet in every public place in Canea, preaching extermination of the infidels.
The artillery had to be brought in to break down the divisions between the houses and cells, and the fight was one of extermination until all the buildings were taken except the refectory, the strongest of the buildings.
A war of extermination waged by all against all, followed generally by cannibalism, was therefore the primitive condition of our race.
Away in distant Spain, trying to pull the wires that move humanity from his work-room, his only policy was extermination of heresy, utter and complete.
The latter condition meant the extermination of the Protestants by fire and sword, and Orange could never accept it.
