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1-I.E obj ect of ·this pa-mphlet is .to provt; that Bolshevism · is.·
Bolshevism ·~:represents one of the final ·stages in the deliberate
· Jewish- programme·· -for -World ·D omination. · lt is.· -~ot... in the
scope of this pamphlet to .descrihe the earlier ·stages of the -programme,
-in:·which Liberalism~ Masonry and . Marxism prepared.· the:· ground .for
Bolshevism; .. that ·part ·of the ·subject is ,dealt with·irt our pamp~Jetf _~·':· The
Era of Democracy: the Era of World Ruin," priee ·2!d, post fJ;èe. ·. · · ·. · :·
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for · aU.· These two utterly impracticable îdeals .have; ..~n4er: th~. n.amè
Comm~~_sm; been the means through whi~h . the . R:u~sian· peopl~ ·.have
been duped into accepting so~et~ng qu~te _different, I.e'~, -Bolslle,rism.. .
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The Je'vs being a . noJ?.~creative and unproductive ~àtion hàve (ailed
utterly in _the grand f~~ç~ ~f t!l~ ~ive;.;Year~Plan, · because·· it was never
in them ·to create but only to · explo~t .- ~hat ~~s · bee~ c'tèa~e.d by=thé· wor~
of others ;· in this case, they tried to éreate, .:and of course~ : failed:· ..: . . ...·'
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is re~lised t?at Bolshevism is a Jewish weapon; for ~he .i?ea ~f Co~.­
murusm whtch prepares the "underdog" for Bolshevtsm, ·is· backed-·: by
the ·Jewish . Moriey Power itself, . the· èXistenèe : 6f .. which·. as. ·a:· .political
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wllf quo th~ '-.J~~~. )?~~-!~~~- ~i~ ~~
work of htstory, "The I.,tfe of Lord qe.o_rge -~enttnck,'' \Vtttten 111 r852,
at a time when.revolutionary upheaval~ ~ere convulsing Europe. " The
·influence of the Jews;''· he ·writes·, ·:~' ·m~y ·be·tr:~ced ·în··. _the ·.Iast ·.nii.tbreak
of the destructive principle in Euré>pë•. ·.An· irtsùrre·c tion.· :mkes· ··p~ce
.a-gainst ·t'radition and ·aristocracy, against religion·and propet·ty. ·. ol)~~struc­
tion ..of the Semitic principle, extirpation of the .Jewish religion>.·. wl;i~th~r
in the Mosaic or the Christian form, the natural equ_ality of ·m en.. and
. the abrogation of property are-proclaimed by the -S<!cr~t Societies·-whiçp
form Provisional Government~, and. men of Jewish.·Race ar~ .foun<l . ~t
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with Com~urusts ; the pecùliar and chosen ·Rate t~uch the band of
all the scum and 1ow caStes of Europe ; à'n d ail this because· they wish
to destroy that ungrateful Christendom which owes to them even its
name, and whose tyra~ny they can no longer endure.''
Surely, no higher authority is ·possible ; wbat was truc in 1852 is
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WHY. RUSSIA WAS CHOSE.N .
The··first victim ·was Russia. The reason she was chosen was that
.she was·the ·only couritry-which defended hetself by laws framed to prevent
the J~vt ftom·c-ontatniriating and controlling her. · Bohhevism is revenge
·Ott the: ·part ôf thé Jewish nation on Russia, actuated by Asiatic hate
and tyriinny~
The )ews ~hose their ground well. The Slav is by nature not
individualistic ; be i's ·patien.t,, inured to . hardship and fatalistic.
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He âëcépted thë_idèa of equal w~ges fo~ ail and prope·rty held 1n common ;
and "he· got à toU of 2o million: lives, double the blood-bill of the Great
Wât, âs the priee of his own starvation and slavery und~t Jews.
first direct blow was· or · anised by the Jew Pa.rvus, alias
Hélphand, in conjunètion with the erman General Staff; the " S.isson
R~po.rt,'' pub~is~~d by th.e .American Com~ittee on Public Information,
. '~.9I~ conclus1vely estabhs~es t~e · co~nectton _between the Jew Ban~ers
ef Germany and the financ1ng ·of Lentn and Trotsky for the Revolut1on.
Among. other items. rinted in. documents published by the U.$.A.
Governmènt, is the .fo 1owing .letter :
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an account for the undertaking of Comrade Trotsky. The attorney
(agent) purchased àtms _ and has ·orgariised their transportation and
delivery up to Luleo & ·Vatde.· Name to the office of Essen & Son in
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W.ir~utg,· ·:. :·rother .o f Paul Warburg, ,of Kuhn Loeb ·& Co., New York,
~who ·was it~ë bt<>ther~in-Jaw of Jacob ·scbiff, ·the head of that all-Jewish
firlh; .\Vho :batéd llussia. so · v:irulently that ·he would not -render the Allies
anf·'h~p ·m raising laâns, until Russia· w;ts out .of the war.
ff:.·any furthèr :proof of the interwotking ·of Jewish finance with: the
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Bolshev:iks is .needed, .the cas,e of the Bolshevik..J;l.On..Jew K.r~ssip. (~d
to a Jewess), can be cited. Krassin had been involved in a revolutionaty
plot in 1907 ; he was theo employed by· Siemens Schuckert which is
affiliated .to the A.E.G., the big electrical combine, of which th~ Jew
Rathe.nau was President. ln Igog, Krassin be.came director of th~ St.
Petersburg Branch. In 1917, he was in Sto~kholm with the Jew .
Furstenbe~g (signatory of the letter quoted above) and travclle.d .wi~l.l hlm
to Berlin, and when the Bolshevik Revolution ·h roke out, ·he took u bis
old job with Siemens Schuckert; whllst at the same time, .Lenin p a~d
hlm at th~ head of five Soviet Government Depa:ttmcqts, includfug·
transport and food supply. The intermingling .of this Soviet ·official
\vith Jewish financiers outside Russia is thus proved up to. the hUt.
So highly did the Soviet Government Erize the . ~ass~s.~<;e _Qf K..'-lhn
Loeb & Co., the Jewish Bankers of New York, that they gave s;p, .~~
welcomes to the .super-capitalist representatives of that firm when· Fi ·x
Warburg visited Russia in ·1927, and Mrs. Otto Kahn in ·I 9JI. The
alliance· of Jewish Finance with Bolshevism was as complete a.s :i~ . was
when: Disraeli wrote in 1852, as above quoted~
A significant statement was made by ·Lord Apsley in the House of
Commons on ·23rd March, 1938 ; after pointing out that.. R.pssia was .now
the; second greatest .gold-exporting co.untty in· the: world, he· went. on : "The shortage of gold of a·few years ago··had been overt~ken- ~nd. witb
the clismissal·from office· and power of ·M. Trots ky, who a/ways leepl in.- eJose
co-()peration· with those who were interested ·ÙJ ·the prodt«lion· of gold, Ru.~ia
reversed ber policy of keeping ·ber · gold-·mines out of eniployment;. and
became a great producer of gold."
Who are " those interested in the production of gold " ? The
answer must be RICH JEW BANKERS. (Trots-ky is a Jew, of course.)
Not only was this B.olshevik ] ew, then, " in .close co-operation "
with. r.ich }e.ws, but. he had· acted as a .brake ~pan Russian pro4uction. of
gold to maintain the virtual monopoly of ptoduction r~f that _metal uru,ler
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On 4th April, 1919, this was a~mit~ed in "The Jewish Chroniclc,"
which- stated, ·" 'There is much in the fact ofBolshevism itsèlf, in.the fact
that so many' Jews are Bolshevists,. in the fàct that the ideals of Bolshevism
at many·points are consonant· with the-finest ideals ·of }udaism.''
Israel Zangwill, in an address praised " · the race wbich· has produced
a Bea(;onsfield, a Reading, a Montagu, a-Klotz; a l<\lrt. .Eis~~r, .a rrotsky."
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and conhiirtëd. the followihg statemerits: "The ·soviet Govert)ment· is_
thë orily ·.one_ coiiducting . ari 'open ' fight against anti-semitism,; "it.
abolishëd. the ·shamefuLlaws which 1imited Jewish rights.'' · The reader
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e.xclus~vç-.settl~frl:eAt py Jews_; ___t4ese .Pe'Y· -~.' Hoi?Je~_~_for the _Jews" have_
been failures, because th_e .·J~w çanno_t .. work ; . _l;,>~u~~- . ~evçrthele.s~, .· the·
in~ention of the Soviet is ·clear. _ .The Jews have been specially favo_~red.
·..... :.~-In ·-February,~. 1932, .tJte. ·. Je\v_ I~ Montagu _s.poke in Manchester orf
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offê.nsiye. lie·•.. . -Th.e. :Sp~rie~ . h~~ ~iberated-. a~I · Jews ..from .t~~ . di_~abilit~~~-,
~rnp~oséd:. . uqd~r tlt~.-. T.sa_r.~ . _:.Ag~in, -~pea.~ng pefo~e . the. )e'Y~sh.. .·~i~er~:Y
SocteFy, l4~h. Qç~opeJ;:,, J-:934, : he·_satd fib,at Je\Vs.. w.-~re. :g~y~n_. pr1ortty·._1n.
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than 76 per · c~n_t., - ~~d gene.rally it was rouch more. .This.:state of thjngs .
bas ·~ cont.inued . ·.ù.ntil-. ~- rg38.; ..~Qreign Affairs; ·. AgJ.:iculture,. Commer.ce~··
Traffic Control, Food (i.e., the absence of it), and Finance, w~re. ëntirely
ung~r 1.~-~ish: . mis-management. · At -the tim.e .of wri~ng· (F~b~~ 1939) it
is evident ·. that a graduai -change· is· ·taking place·;·:· __. _-~ . large·. iiumbèr of
J~w~~i_h offlci~l;s "4~v'è ''beèl1 '']iq\lidated' ~' {executed) arid th'e . situation.,i~ ·
oJ?~ç~_~e .·~, _--~~h~ J~w Litvirioff -rèmains . at the- F oreigri -· .Office· iui·d_. :~.P..~ Jè\V:
Kag~novitch · (Stàlin's· father~in-la\v} at' Stalfu's .. ri 'hf·~harid. ·. -Mean~hile·
it is ôbV.:iOus thitt the Red Airiiy has detëriOiate~ tO the extentthàt.it
càn ·_·n~ lorig~r . be regarde~- setioùsly·_~s : a·. fighting-f~rêe .·:· H àwever, .there:
are plenty .·o f Jewish officiais. wor king up froin bèlow:... . .. . . . . .. .
. ·. The:. _reprèsentativès ·of-the Soviet'. ·Governmènt abroad ate . alwa:Ys
Jews; we iri Britain have been treàted.to .a succession of these·-Jews, ·and
at the time of writing the_Soviet Ambass~dor is ·thè--Jeii 1vfaiski.-· "{1'939).. · .::As the Dai!J T_elegraph remarked on. gth .t\pril,. i937 : .: ." ·Sinc.e. M .
Litvinoff :ousted .. Chicherin,.· no Russian. has-·ever held a ,high post. ÎQ._._tb:e:
Commissariat' for. Foreign Affairs." .The .newspàper seems to be unaware
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(1) A British Government White Paper, entitled "~~ss_ia. _No. I.
A Collection ·of Rep.orts· on ·Bolshevism :in . . Russia;'' ·was · pùblished in
April,- ·1919. This-- contained: a Report fro'm~M~ · Ouderidyk, -the :Nether.:·
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report was dated 6th September, 1918, and was sent by M. Oudendy-k
to our Minister in Norway, Sir M. Findlay, who passed it on. .to Mr.
Balfour. The. rçport contained tbese words: ~' I conside:r that the
irilmediate suppression of Bolshevism is the greatest issue ·now before
the ·world, n.ot even excluding the War, \Vhich is stil~ taging, and unless
as above stated, Bolshevism. is nipped in the bud immediate!y, it is .bound
to spread in one form or another over Europe and the whole world,
as it is organised and worked by ]ews who have no 11ationality, and whose one
object is to deslr_oy for their own ends the existing order of thif!tl·" (Our Italics).
So the Foreign Office knew in rgr8 that Bolshevism is Jewish ;
M. ·oudendyk at the time of writing his report was acting officially for
the protection_of British interests, as our own man had been murdered
by the Bolsheviks.
But that is not the whole story~ Thete is more.
This White Paper :speedily became uoobtaioable; and .an abridg~.d.
edition. was :issued·.in which the
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Ministet~s Repo.rt. Photostats of the page 'in.. question..can be ·.supplied to orde.r fr.om .the .IF.L..
at 2.s. 6d. ·post .free.
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_ (2) The Je.w M. Cohen, wr.iting in "The Communist," Khai:koff,
rzth -April, 1-919 : " \Vit;hout .exaggeration, it ·may be said tbat the
great ~ussian revolution ·was indeed accomplished by ·the ·han:ds of
Jews · It ·is true 'that.·there. are no Jews· in ·the· rari.ks ·o f the Red ·Army
as far as..privates · ~re · concerned,' ·b ut in the committees and in· ·the Soviet
organis~tions, as Co~p.missars, the Jews are gallantly leading· the masses
of the Russian proletariat· to ·victory the symbol of Jewry· bas ·become
also the sym.bol of the Russian proletariat which can·be· seen in the· fact
of the ado .tion of the ·Red five-pointed star, which in former- time~ was
the· symb0 ··of Zionism and Jewry.'~
W. Ramsbotbam., ·writing in "1ÏJe MormtJg Post," 24th Sept.,
1919, frnm Odessa, s.tates: ": Some two hundred. Balsbevist.·.C01;ll-_
m.issaries wete tried. b.y ·· .Court~ martial (by the W:hite Russians, AiS.L~).
Ail. of them ~ere· . Jews..'' ·
(4) Mt. R. Wilton, Russian correspondent of " 'The Times,.'' for:
r7 ·years, and living in ·Russia · through the· revolutionary period, wr.ote
"The Jewish dominat~on is ~upport.ed. by ~ertain Rus~ians. They--·are
ail mere screens and dumm1es behtnd which the Sverdlovs and the
·thousand. and..one -. Jews of Sovdepia . continue their work .of .destru~on."
(The -L ut. D,ays of the Roman011.r,_-p. 148.)
(5) Quisling, in ·· '~ . Russia and O.urselves," ·p. 56, 1931, states
"·-0rdinary people in.Russia, look upon Je\vs and Bolshevists as practically
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·Schuyler on IIth January, 1920 at the Church of St. John the Evangelist,
Ne\v York City, he having just returned from service in the U.. S.A.
Army in Siberia, where it was ·supposed to be assistiog· the· White Russian
Admirai Kolchak against the Red Army of Revolution : " The Government of ·Russia is almost entirely Jewish, and our U.S.A. Army in Siberia
\vas full of Bolshevist Jews straight -from Mos_c ow. They bad entered
the U.S. and enlisted in the U.S. Army going to Siberia. General Graves
the Commander, bad a staff that was almost entirely Jewish." "Qwing
to the Bolshevist Jews in our army, aU information that should have
reached Kolchak went straight to Moscow." (Majo~ Schuyler was
three times Consul-General for the U. S. during the old regime.)
(9) John Pollock says in his The Bolshevik Adventure (Constable,
1919), p. 27 : . " The Bolsheviks are for the most part not Russians at ali,
but Jews who bad suffered persecution at the bands ·o f the Russîan
Government.H
p. 104: " .By such means .(Bolshevis1n), the Russian .n ation has been
~educed to a condition of complete subservience to the rule of a compamtively small number of men of ahnost exclusively Jewish extra.c tion ;
allens., that is, in blood, in education, in "ideals, and supported by alien
.force. The extent to which this is generally recognised is shown by the
.common gibe in Petrograd: ' .Are you a Gommissar, or .d o ·you belong to
the· orthodo~ ·religion? ' '' .
(Io) ''No less than 82 pet cent. of the Bolshevik C<;>m-missars vere
known to be Jews." · (Dai!J Expf'tss correspondent, J. E. Hodgson, in
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. by the Bolthevik Government, a remarkable .fact st~ikes one: 'they a~
all, or nearly ali, Jews. I am far from be.ing an anti~semit~,. but _I must
s.tate ":-hat I ·notice everywhere in Petrogra4, .in ·Moscow,- in the Pfoviuces,
.: in all _the commis:sariats, in the district offices., at Smolny, in the for~er
·ministries, in the soviets, 1 have met Jews. and yet again Jews. The
.-tnore one studies this second revolution, the -more one is convinced that
. Bolshevism is a J.ewish moven1ertt ... '' (L'Bt!for .Bolchevik à Petrqgrad,
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directors and strategists ; the .Soviet Republic of Munich was led by the
J~ws Liebknecht, Luxembourg and Eisner; the German Cabinet ·was
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_S_ecretariat of the Interior. In Prussia, the Minis~ry of Justice was aU
Jewish, headed by. Rosenfeld ; the Interior .and Finance Ministries. ~ere
11~ld respectively by ~he Jews Hirsch and Sinim. In Saxony, the leading
lights of the Governm~rit were the Jews·.' ·L ipinski · and Scn\vartz ; in
W~rtfêmberg, the .Je\vs· Ta1hein1er and Heimann; in Hesse, ··the. Je\v
Ft~lda. _. The Jew. KurtEisner ..boasted.that ·he and ten ·6ther Jews ·had
tnade the re~olution ; :· Lbwe.nberg, . Rosenfeld,. \Yol1hehn, J.lo~hschild,
./\·rnold, .·K:ranold, RC>senhel~, · Bii~~~baunt,. 1\.eis -and Kaiser. ·. The · chiefs
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.fr.o ni Moscow .and the · prînc~pal agents \vere · the J~ws Bor.odin . and
Abraham ·Cohen." · Japân · will stamp it . ·o ut ; _ that .is why the Jew-run
Press of the world does aU it can to discredit Japa:n . in the· minds: .of.its
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·f•St<it. -~a·s · prepar~Çt -ünde~ the· Republic by the· Jews-.~amot~, Maura an~
·oe·l<i.s ·Rios;:·w hb <conttolled ,the Government just-as· Kete.nsky, anoth.er
:Jëw, ·prèpared tpe ·way, -.fi~anced by Jacob Schiff, head ofthe J~w bankiilg
:fir·m··of l(uhp Lo_eb ·& ·Co: ·of New Yotk, for the Lertin- Governtnent in
·R!ù{sia.. . Itwa~f·the 'Jëw·Bela' Kun, a1ready ~~rttio~è·d 'abo~e .in ·connection
:·:with :HU.ngary,~:-thàf. direetë~ thè bëpeâding of..· pr~ests artd the:·: raping
. _of· yôû!1g,·gf~ls ·.i~i.the~. st~e~P~·-o_f.;Madrid ·; · hè ·and othêr Jëws~-sent from
·Rûssiàinstig~te9:· t~e ·9utt~ges tha:t maâè ·the gte'at p~~.ri~~· G_
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take up arms :to··save ~ his :touritry's-· civilisation.:· . The ·full·..story:-~wlll
come out when Franco bas won all Spain. Hitler, in his speech on 14th
September; ~-1937; said.: . 'tC Thè -.great Rùssiati E'mpitë·:fen a··victim to a
handful of Jews who in Spain are directing the civil war through the
Valencia Gov~rnment .. usrirpers."· Red Spain ·has been. armed by interriatipnal Jewry, .and even_.the International Brigade Comrriand .has been
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one-third of the Abraham ~incoln Brig~de . on the Madr~d front consists
of Jews. The Red Goyernment is nicknamed in Spain the " Committee
of Wandering Jews." Finally,: the reason why the British read~r J~
hardiy ever able to hear a good word about . Franco, ~nd why he ·hears
nothing of the Bolshevik be~tiality of the ·Jewi~h Reds, is itself Jewish ;
the Jews govern· thè Press, the ships that Frànco bombs are chlefly Jewish,
not British, and even our Co~suls jn Franco's Spain are Jewish ' as the
names connected with the Consular Bag· affair indicate. (See opr pamphlet, Jewish Press.Cont~ol, 2td. post ~ree.)
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Freemasonry (3!d . post free) and Th~ Gron.ting Menace of Freema.ronry (4}d.
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Bolshevism is Jewish. Its object is to gain '\Vorld control for Jews;
through the combined . and allied forces of Je,vtsh finan~e and Jewish
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