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Berne Trial (1934-1935)

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A Swiss court officially ruled the most infamous antisemitic forgery a fake — a fact worth remembering.
Who they are

The Berne Trial (1934-1935) in Switzerland[1].

What they do

It was a court case in which Judge Walter Meyer ruled, in May 1935, that the 'Protocols of the Elders of Zion' were a forgery.

How it works

The engine flags this as a debunked-hoax marker: a formal judicial ruling that the document is fabricated.

Why it matters

It stands as a hard, court-tested limit against any story of a secret Jewish cabal — the engine uses it as a boundary marker showing where such claims collapse.

The engine's record — word for word
DEBUNKED/HOAX-FLAG. Swiss court; Judge Walter Meyer ruled the Protocols a forgery (May 1935). Hard judicial falsifier — empirical boundary against the antisemitic-cabal collapse.
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