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 MATCHBOX LESNEY SUPERFAST FORD GROUP 6 45 A29  US $34.95
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 AUTOART FORD SIERRA COSWORTH RS500 GROUP A 1987 68711 US $55.31
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 DTE LESNEY MATCHBOX SUPERFAST 45 GREEN FORD GROUP 6 W ROUND 7 HOOD LABEL NIOB US $39.95
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 Ford Sierra Group A 1 US $107.92
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 853 MATCHBOX SUPERFAST 45 FORD GROUP 6 AND ORIGINAL BOX US $79.04
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 2005 Ford Mustang GT Concept Car Convertible 1 18 Beanstalk Group NEW US $33.60
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 2011 Hot Wheels FORD Group Walmart Exclusive Hot Wheels Garage US $18.99
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 CARS FORD GROUP 6 M US $47.41
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 Superfast No45A Ford Group 6 red body Eyes label m b US $80.00
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 Superfast No45A Ford Group 6 metallic green round 7 US $89.00
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 BEANSTALK GROUP FORD MUSTANG CONCEPT SILVER COLOR 118 Rare FInd US $59.00
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 VINTAGE LESNEY MATCHBOX 45 SF FORD GROUP 6 A 45 DECAL US $8.95
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 Matchbox Superfast No 45 Ford Group 6 Superb US $86.94
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 Matchbox by Lesney Superfast No45A Ford Group 6 metallic Green round 7 US $70.00
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 MATCHBOX SUPER FAST SERIES 45 FORD GROUP 6 US $9.99
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 Lesney Matchbox Ford Group 6 45 very nice shape US $8.00
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 1 43 MINICHAMPS FORD P68 GROUP 6 NURBURGRING 1968 7 US $63.21
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 1969 Matchbox Superfast Series 45 Ford Group 6 Lesney Made In England US $2.75
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 1970 Matchbox Lesney Ford Group Six 45 Race Car Green US $19.95
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 Matchbox Super GT Ford Group 6 with Maroon Body Chinese US $15.79
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 BEANSTALK GROUP FORD MUSTANG CONCEPT RED COLOR 118 Rare FInd US $59.00
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 BEANSTALK GROUP FORD MUSTANG GT CONCEPT RED RAGTOP US $49.95
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 BEANSTALK GROUP FORD MUSTANG GT CONCEPT COUPE SILVER 118 RARE US $49.95
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 FORD SIERRA COSWORTH RS 500 GROUP A 1987 1 1 43 DIECAST MODEL BY AUTOART 68711 US $44.95
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 Autoart 1 18 FORD SIERRA COSWORTH RS 500 GROUP A 1987 TEXACO KLUDWIG 88711 US $117.17
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 FORD SIERRA COSWORTH RS 500 GROUP A 1 118 AUTOART US $134.95
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 Matchbox Ford Group 6 Series No 45 1969 US $9.99
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 1 43 Ford Capri Turbo Group 5 Sachs Quartzo US $39.12
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 Vintage Lesney Matchbox no45 Ford Group 6 played cond No Reserve US $.99
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 1970 Matchbox Superfast Ford Group 6 No 45C Green Base Mint with Mint Box US $7.50
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 The Beanstalk Group Ford GT Concept 4 RARE COLOR 118 Scale Nrmnt in Box US $29.00
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 Matchbox Superfast 45 Ford Group 6 1969 Lesney Products US $15.81
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Why did Henry Ford publish the "Protocol of Zionest" as he was a Freemason member?
Did he know that this protocol was forged by an antijewish group from France?
"The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion" claims to be a documentary part of a secret plot by Jews to take over the world. The "Protocols" are indeed completely bogus. And, yes, the "Protocols" has its origin in France, in that the basis for the forgery was a pamphlet written by Maurice Joly in 1864. His pamphlet - a "dialogue in Hell" between Montesquieu and Machiavelli - was intended as a satire on what Joly believed were the ambitions of Napoleon III. It did not mention Jews or Judaism at all.
The "Protocols" fabrication was apparently made in Russia around 1900 by members of the Tsar's secret police, and they have been exposed as bogus numerous times. However, as you point out, Henry Ford used the "Protocols" for material published in his newspaper, The Dearborn Independent. The Independent did not publish the "Protocols" directly, but rather used them as the basis for a series of anti-Jewish attacks over the period 1920 - 1927. These attacks were published in a section of the Independent called "Mr. Ford's Own Page."
A Jewish lawyer sued Ford, and in 1927 Ford recanted his anti-Semitism and apologized to the plaintiff and to the Jewish people. The case was settled out of court. One of the claims Ford made in his apology was that he had no knowledge of what had been said in the Independent, including that which had appeared on "Mr. Ford's Own Page." To what extent that is true cannot be known, but it is known that "Mr. Ford's Own Page" was written not by Ford, but by W. J. Cameron.
What this has to do with the Freemasons I don't know. As to whether Ford had knowledge of what was being published in his own newspaper under his own name - well, you may draw your own conclusions.