The Nameless War (1952) by Archibald Maule Ramsay is a controversial political book that outlines a conspiracy theory regarding the causes of major European conflicts, including the Second World War. Ramsay, a former member of the British Parliament, argues that these wars were not caused by the nations officially involved, but rather by a hidden, organized force he terms "Organized Jewry". Ramsay wrote the book to expose what he believed to be the true causes of the conflict, following his own imprisonment under Regulation 18B during WWII, which he claimed was due to his efforts to expose this "internal enemy". The book is largely considered a work of political conspiracy and is often cited in discussions related to anti-semitic conspiracy theories.