Augustin Barruel Boeken

The book presents a groundbreaking conspiracy theory posited by Abbé Augustin Barruel, a Jesuit priest. He argues, backed by thorough documentation, that the French Revolution was orchestrated by secret societies. This work marks one of the earliest comprehensive examinations of such theories, delving into the intricate connections between these clandestine groups and the revolutionary events that reshaped France. Barruel's insights offer a provocative perspective on the historical narrative of the Revolution.

The final volume explores the rise of the Illuminati through their infiltration of Masonic Lodges, the emergence of the Jacobins, and the subsequent explosion of the French Revolution. It delves into the connections between these movements, providing insights into their influence on political and social upheaval during this tumultuous period in history.

The third volume delves into the inner workings of the Bavarian Illuminati, revealing its organizational structure, key leaders, and operational methods. Authored by Jesuit priest Abbé Augustin Barruel, this work is a cornerstone of modern conspiracy theory, offering a detailed analysis of the group's influence and activities.