INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF SECRET SOCIETIES. - A monthly journal founded in Paris in 1912, with the aim of clarifying the actions of secret societies (Freemasonry and its adherents under various names) through abundant international documentation.
It was decided that, in the face of Freemasonry, one should no longer remain on the defensive but move to the offensive, opposing publications with publications, just as others opposed schools with schools, associations with associations, etc. The documentary material demonstrating the sect’s infiltration into all key positions and its anti-Catholic and anti-religious intentions is accompanied by articles, refutations, lists of anti-Masonic works, and a kind of index—or rather, a chronicle—of Masonic events, organized by country.