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	'''Telemachus (Telemaque) Thomas Timayenis Ph.D.'''<ref>''The Chautauquan'', Volume 1, page 38</ref> often '''T. T. Timayenis''' (1853-1918) was a [[Greek-American]] professor, novelist, playwright and one of the first published opponents of [[jewish supremacism]] in the [[United States]]. Timayenis was also one of the first to formulate a discourse on the [[jewish Question]] along racial lines in the United States, rather than considerations of religious doctrine.<ref>''Religious Intolerance in America: A Documentary History'', By John Corrigan, Lynn S. Neal</ref>		'''Telemachus (Telemaque) Thomas Timayenis Ph.D.'''<ref>''The Chautauquan'', Volume 1, page 38</ref> often '''T. T. Timayenis''' (1853-1918) was a [[Greek-American]] professor, novelist, playwright and one of the first published opponents of [[jewish supremacism]] in the [[United States]]. Timayenis was also one of the first to formulate a discourse on the [[jewish Question]] along racial lines in the United States, rather than considerations of [[religious]] doctrine.<ref>''Religious Intolerance in [[America]]: A Documentary [[History]]'', By John Corrigan, Lynn S. Neal</ref>

	==Early life==		==Early life==
	Timayenis was born in [[Smyrna]], [[Asia Minor]] and educated in the schools of [[Athens]]. He came from a prominent Greek family. He father [[Thomas Timayenis]] (died May 29, 1882) was a professor of languages at the [[University of Athens]].<ref>"Young Timayenis's Death" ''The New York Times'', May 3, 1885</ref> His mother Cotine (Fotini?) Rodacanachi Timayenis<ref>"Against an Insurance Company", ''The New York Times'', August 4, 1884</ref> was the sister to J. M Rodacanachi the consul of Greece in Boston.<ref>''Official catalogue Foreign Exhibition, Boston, 1883'', page 365</ref>		Timayenis was born in [[Smyrna]], [[Asia Minor]] and educated in the schools of [[Athens]]. He came from a prominent [[Greek]] family. He father [[Thomas Timayenis]] (died May 29, 1882) was a professor of languages at the [[University of Athens]].<ref>"Young Timayenis's Death" ''[[The New York Times]]'', May 3, 1885</ref> His mother Cotine (Fotini?) Rodacanachi Timayenis<ref>"Against an Insurance Company", ''The New York Times'', August 4, 1884</ref> was the sister to J. M Rodacanachi the consul of [[Greece]] in Boston.<ref>''Official catalogue Foreign Exhibition, Boston, 1883'', page 365</ref>

	==Academic career==		==Academic career==
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	==Opposition to jewish supremacism==		==Opposition to jewish supremacism==
	In 1888 he left his academic work and established [[Minerva Publishing Company]] in [[New York]]. Minerva Publishing was the first company in American to publish books critical of jews.<ref>''The Tarnished Dream: The Basis of American Anti-Semitism'' by Michael N. Dobkowski, page 57</ref> Timayenis authored three book on the jews: ''The Original Mr. Jacobs: A Startling Exposé'', ''‎The American jew: An Expose of His Career‎'', and ''Judas Iscariot: An Old Type in a New Form''. In ''The Original Mr. Jacobs''--a title used to explain the "real jew"--Timayenis acknowledges the work of French journalist [[Edouard Drumont]] and his 1886 book ''La France Juive'' (jewish France). ''The Original Mr. Jacobs'' sold over 200,000 copies and went into its thirtieth edition<ref>"Anonymous Enemies", The New York Times, September 4, 1888</ref> ‎with twenty printings.<ref>''United States jewry, 1776-1985, Volume 3'', By Jacob Rader Marcus. page 170</ref> In ''The American jew'' Timayenis provided several illustrations showing physical characteristics on how one might identify a jew. [http://www.fightingreligiousintolerance.org/coppermine/albums/userpics/10001/normal_semitic_physical_features.jpg]		In 1888 he [[left]] his academic work and established [[Minerva Publishing Company]] in [[New York]]. Minerva Publishing was the first company in [[American]] to publish books critical of [[jews]].<ref>''The Tarnished Dream: The Basis of American [[Anti-Semitism]]'' by Michael N. Dobkowski, page 57</ref> Timayenis authored three book on the jews: ''The Original Mr. Jacobs: A Startling Exposé'', ''‎The American jew: An Expose of His Career‎'', and ''Judas Iscariot: An Old [[Type]] in a New Form''. In ''The Original Mr. Jacobs''--a title used to explain the "[[real]] jew"--Timayenis acknowledges the work of [[French]] [[journalist]] [[Edouard Drumont]] and his 1886 book ''La [[France]] Juive'' ([[jewish]] France). ''The Original Mr. Jacobs'' sold over 200,000 copies and went into its thirtieth edition<ref>"Anonymous Enemies", The New York Times, September 4, 1888</ref> ‎with twenty printings.<ref>''United States jewry, 1776-1985, Volume 3'', By Jacob Rader Marcus. page 170</ref> In ''The American jew'' Timayenis provided several illustrations showing physical characteristics on how one might identify a jew. [http://www.fightingreligiousintolerance.org/coppermine/albums/userpics/10001/normal_semitic_physical_features.jpg]

	jewish reaction was predictable. They first called for a boycott of the books and when that didn’t work they began to issue death threats by mail--at times six a day--against Timayenis, his wife and child. Others offered to pay Timayenis money to destroy the plates of the books and stop exposing the activities of the jews. Timayenis steadfastly refused and said he only wrote the truth.<ref>"Anonymous Enemies", The New York Times, September 4, 1888</ref>		jewish reaction was predictable. They first called for a boycott of the books and when that didn’t work they began to issue death threats by mail--at times six a day--against Timayenis, his wife and child. Others offered to pay Timayenis money to destroy the plates of the books and stop exposing the activities of the jews. Timayenis steadfastly refused and said he only wrote the truth.<ref>"Anonymous Enemies", The New York Times, September 4, 1888</ref>
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	==Works==		==Works==
	===Academic===		===Academic===
	* ''The Modern Greek: Its Pronunciation and Relations to Ancient Greek, with an Appendix on Rules of Accentuation'' (1877) [http://archive.org/details/moderngreekitspr00timarich text]		* ''The Modern Greek: Its Pronunciation and Relations to [[Ancient Greek]], with an Appendix on Rules of Accentuation'' (1877) [http://archive.org/details/moderngreekitspr00timarich text]
	* ''Aesop's Fables'' (1879) [http://archive.org/details/aesopsfableswit00timagoog text]		* ''Aesop's Fables'' (1879) [http://archive.org/details/aesopsfableswit00timagoog text]
	* ''A History of Greece from the Earliest Times to the Present'' [http://www.balderexlibris.com/index.php?post/Timayenis-Telemachus-Thomas-A-history-of-Greece-from-the-earliest-times-to-the-present-Volume-1 Volume 1] (1880) [http://www.balderexlibris.com/index.php?post/Timayenis-Telemachus-Thomas-A-history-of-Greece-from-the-earliest-times-to-the-present-Volume-2 Volume 2] (1883)		* ''A History of Greece from the Earliest Times to the Present'' [http://www.balderexlibris.com/index.php?post/Timayenis-Telemachus-Thomas-A-history-of-Greece-from-the-earliest-times-to-the-present-Volume-1 Volume 1] (1880) [http://www.balderexlibris.com/index.php?post/Timayenis-Telemachus-Thomas-A-history-of-Greece-from-the-earliest-times-to-the-present-Volume-2 Volume 2] (1883)
	* ‎''Greece in the times of Homer an account of the life customs and habits of the Greeks during the Homeric period‎'' (1885) [http://www.balderexlibris.com/index.php?post/Timayenis-Telemachus-Thomas-Greece-in-the-times-of-Homer text]		* ‎''Greece in the times of [[Homer]] an account of the life customs and habits of the Greeks during the Homeric period‎'' (1885) [http://www.balderexlibris.com/index.php?post/Timayenis-Telemachus-Thomas-Greece-in-the-times-of-Homer text]
	* ''World's Best Histories: Greece from the Earliest Times to the Present'' Vol. One		* ''World's Best Histories: Greece from the Earliest Times to the Present'' Vol. One

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	===Fiction===		===Fiction===
	====Novels====		====Novels====
	* ''A Disputed Inheritance: A Thrilling Story of Love, Mystery, and Intrigue'' (1888)		* ''A Disputed Inheritance: A Thrilling Story of [[Love]], Mystery, and Intrigue'' (1888)
	* ''For his Brother's Sake (1888)		* ''For his Brother's Sake (1888)
	* ''Decoyed: A Novel'' (1894)		* ''Decoyed: A Novel'' (1894)
	* ''Unsatisfied: A Masterpiece of Tealism'' (1891)		* ''Unsatisfied: A Masterpiece of Tealism'' (1891)
	* ''His Last Passion: A sensational and realistic story of English modern life'' by Martius, pseudonym of T. T. Timayenis<ref>[http://openlibrary.org/works/OL1492692W/His_last_passion Open library]</ref>		* ''His Last [[Passion]]: A sensational and realistic story of English modern life'' by Martius, pseudonym of T. T. Timayenis<ref>[http://openlibrary.org/works/OL1492692W/His_last_passion Open library]</ref>

	====Plays====		====Plays====
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	'''Telemachus (Telemaque) Thomas Timayenis Ph.D.'''<ref>''The Chautauquan'', Volume 1, page 38</ref> often '''T. T. Timayenis''' (1853-1918) was a [[Greek-American]] professor, novelist, playwright and one of the first published opponents of [[~~Jewish~~ supremacism]] in the [[United States]]. Timayenis was also one of the first to formulate a discourse on the [[~~Jewish~~ Question]] along racial lines in the United States, rather than considerations of religious doctrine.<ref>''Religious Intolerance in America: A Documentary History'', By John Corrigan, Lynn S. Neal</ref>		'''Telemachus (Telemaque) Thomas Timayenis Ph.D.'''<ref>''The Chautauquan'', Volume 1, page 38</ref> often '''T. T. Timayenis''' (1853-1918) was a [[Greek-American]] professor, novelist, playwright and one of the first published opponents of [[jewish supremacism]] in the [[United States]]. Timayenis was also one of the first to formulate a discourse on the [[jewish Question]] along racial lines in the United States, rather than considerations of religious doctrine.<ref>''Religious Intolerance in America: A Documentary History'', By John Corrigan, Lynn S. Neal</ref>

	==Early life==		==Early life==
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	In 1874 Telemachus Timayenis taught at the [[Springfield Collegiate Institute]], a preparatory school in [[Springfield, Massachusetts]]. In 1879 he was a professor of classical Greek at the New York Hellenic Institute and the Chautauqua School of Languages. In 1886 he was the director of the [[New York School of Languages]].<ref>''The Publishers Weekly, Volume 30'' (1886), page 311</ref> Timayenis taught the children of some of America’s richest families including the [[Rockefeller]]s.		In 1874 Telemachus Timayenis taught at the [[Springfield Collegiate Institute]], a preparatory school in [[Springfield, Massachusetts]]. In 1879 he was a professor of classical Greek at the New York Hellenic Institute and the Chautauqua School of Languages. In 1886 he was the director of the [[New York School of Languages]].<ref>''The Publishers Weekly, Volume 30'' (1886), page 311</ref> Timayenis taught the children of some of America’s richest families including the [[Rockefeller]]s.

	==Opposition to ~~Jewish~~ supremacism==		==Opposition to jewish supremacism==
	In 1888 he left his academic work and established [[Minerva Publishing Company]] in [[New York]]. Minerva Publishing was the first company in American to publish books critical of ~~Jews~~.<ref>''The Tarnished Dream: The Basis of American Anti-Semitism'' by Michael N. Dobkowski, page 57</ref> Timayenis authored three book on the ~~Jews~~: ''The Original Mr. Jacobs: A Startling Exposé'', ''‎The American ~~Jew~~: An Expose of His Career‎'', and ''Judas Iscariot: An Old Type in a New Form''. In ''The Original Mr. Jacobs''--a title used to explain the "real ~~Jew~~"--Timayenis acknowledges the work of French journalist [[Edouard Drumont]] and his 1886 book ''La France Juive'' (~~Jewish~~ France). ''The Original Mr. Jacobs'' sold over 200,000 copies and went into its thirtieth edition<ref>"Anonymous Enemies", The New York Times, September 4, 1888</ref> ‎with twenty printings.<ref>''United States ~~Jewry~~, 1776-1985, Volume 3'', By Jacob Rader Marcus. page 170</ref> In ''The American ~~Jew~~'' Timayenis provided several illustrations showing physical characteristics on how one might identify a ~~Jew~~. [http://www.fightingreligiousintolerance.org/coppermine/albums/userpics/10001/normal_semitic_physical_features.jpg]		In 1888 he left his academic work and established [[Minerva Publishing Company]] in [[New York]]. Minerva Publishing was the first company in American to publish books critical of jews.<ref>''The Tarnished Dream: The Basis of American Anti-Semitism'' by Michael N. Dobkowski, page 57</ref> Timayenis authored three book on the jews: ''The Original Mr. Jacobs: A Startling Exposé'', ''‎The American jew: An Expose of His Career‎'', and ''Judas Iscariot: An Old Type in a New Form''. In ''The Original Mr. Jacobs''--a title used to explain the "real jew"--Timayenis acknowledges the work of French journalist [[Edouard Drumont]] and his 1886 book ''La France Juive'' (jewish France). ''The Original Mr. Jacobs'' sold over 200,000 copies and went into its thirtieth edition<ref>"Anonymous Enemies", The New York Times, September 4, 1888</ref> ‎with twenty printings.<ref>''United States jewry, 1776-1985, Volume 3'', By Jacob Rader Marcus. page 170</ref> In ''The American jew'' Timayenis provided several illustrations showing physical characteristics on how one might identify a jew. [http://www.fightingreligiousintolerance.org/coppermine/albums/userpics/10001/normal_semitic_physical_features.jpg]

	~~Jewish~~ reaction was predictable. They first called for a boycott of the books and when that didn’t work they began to issue death threats by mail--at times six a day--against Timayenis, his wife and child. Others offered to pay Timayenis money to destroy the plates of the books and stop exposing the activities of the ~~Jews~~. Timayenis steadfastly refused and said he only wrote the truth.<ref>"Anonymous Enemies", The New York Times, September 4, 1888</ref>		jewish reaction was predictable. They first called for a boycott of the books and when that didn’t work they began to issue death threats by mail--at times six a day--against Timayenis, his wife and child. Others offered to pay Timayenis money to destroy the plates of the books and stop exposing the activities of the jews. Timayenis steadfastly refused and said he only wrote the truth.<ref>"Anonymous Enemies", The New York Times, September 4, 1888</ref>

	Timayenis also had planned to launch an anti-~~Jewish~~ paper to be called ''The Anti-Semite'' which never appeared.<ref>''United States ~~Jewry~~, 1776-1985, Volume 3'', By Jacob Rader Marcus. page 170</ref>		Timayenis also had planned to launch an anti-jewish paper to be called ''The Anti-Semite'' which never appeared.<ref>''United States jewry, 1776-1985, Volume 3'', By Jacob Rader Marcus. page 170</ref>

	==Later life and family==		==Later life and family==
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	* ''World's Best Histories: Greece from the Earliest Times to the Present'' Vol. One		* ''World's Best Histories: Greece from the Earliest Times to the Present'' Vol. One

	===Anti-~~Jewish~~===		===Anti-jewish===
	* ''The Original Mr. Jacobs: A Startling Exposé'' (1888) [http://www.balderexlibris.com/index.php?post/Timayenis-Telemachus-Thomas-The-original-Mr-Jacobs text]		* ''The Original Mr. Jacobs: A Startling Exposé'' (1888) [http://www.balderexlibris.com/index.php?post/Timayenis-Telemachus-Thomas-The-original-Mr-Jacobs text]
	* ''‎The American ~~Jew~~: An Expose of His Career‎'' (1888) [https://christiansfortruth.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/The-American-~~Jew~~-.pdf text]		* ''‎The American jew: An Expose of His Career‎'' (1888) [https://christiansfortruth.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/The-American-jew-.pdf text]
	* ''Judas Iscariot: An Old Type in a New Form'' (1889)		* ''Judas Iscariot: An Old Type in a New Form'' (1889)

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	* [[Hermann Ahlwart]]		* [[Hermann Ahlwart]]
	* [[Burton J. Hendrick]]		* [[Burton J. Hendrick]]
	* ''[[The Conquest of the World by the ~~Jews~~]]''		* ''[[The Conquest of the World by the jews]]''

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	<small>{{Reflist\|2}}</small>		<small>{{Reflist\|2}}</small>
	{{The ~~Jewish~~ Question}}		{{The jewish Question}}

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