The Magdeburg Sting 1936

In 1793, Poland was divided between Prussia and Russia. This was of paramount significance to Russia because she acquired the world's largest jewish population. Russia had always had an Imperial Government with a Tsar as supreme ruler. A Tsar had decreed (1772) that jews could settle in Greater Russia but only in the vast area known as the "Pale of Settlement". The Pale extended from the Crimea to the Baltic Sea, encompassing an area half as great as Western Europe. Because jews had always maintained a separate community (kahal) within Christian societies, the Pale can not be called abusive. It not only protected Russians from jewish influence, but protected jews from being kicked out by their Christian hosts after jewish influence was felt and despised. Under Tsar Alexander I, many restrictions against residence "beyond the Pale" (one should recognize this popular saying) were relaxed, and by 1881, the jews had prospered greatly and achieved a monopoly over the liquor, tobacco, and retail industries. As jews do everywhere... Gentiles were elbowed out.
Out of this environment were born Zionism and Communism.

Despite their prosperity and fair treatment by Russian Tsars, jewish Marxists slowly began fomenting revolution. A plot in the house of jewess Hesia Helfman was successful. Tsar Alexander II was blown up. In 1895, the millionaire jew Alexander Parvus (real name Israel Helphand) said war would break out between Japan and Russia, and that a "Russian" revolution would be born of this conflict. Parvus was instrumental in guiding the ideology of the jew Leon Trotsky (born Leiba Bronstein) as well as the (at minimum) one-quarter jewish and probably half-jewish Vladimir Lenin (Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov). The main lesson Trotsky learned from Parvus was this: jewish people are their own collective Messiah and would reach dominion over all peoples through the mixing of the races and elimination of all national boundaries. On Sunday, Jan. 22, 1905, thousands of workers and their families were led by trade union leader Father Gapon, known as the "little Father," in a peaceful protest in front of the seat of the Imperial government, the Winter Palace. Alexandar Parvus and his jewish comrade Peter Pinhas (actually Rutenberg) took advantage of the protest by placing snipers in the trees of a park across from the Palace, ordering the men to shoot at Palace guards. The guards had no choice but to shoot back, and in the confusion and crossfire, 150 to 200 were killed. jewish propagandists claimed "thousands had lost their lives" and that this was due to Tsarism.

jewish terrorists had assassinated numerous Imperial government leaders from 1901 to 1905. Five of these were: Bogolepov (1901), Sipyagin (1902), Bogdanovich (1903), von Plehve (1904), and Grand Duke Sergei (1905). The Tsar named Peter Stolypin Prime Minister. Stolypin put an end to the terror by enforcing martial law. 600 were court-martialled and executed in 1906, while most, 35000, fled abroad, mainly to Palestine.
Stolypin's house was bombed in the spring of 1906. 27 were killed and 32 wounded. Among the dead was his son. His daughter was thrown out of the house by the force of the explosion and was lame the rest of her life.
Prime Minister Stolypin was shot at point blank range with a pistol by the jewish terrorist Mordekai Bogrov at the opera in Kiev on Sep. 1, 1911. Stolypin died 4 days later. Just as the atmosphere of war had been used as a spark by jewish revolutionaries in their first attempt to overthrow Tsarist Russia in 1905, the First World War would soon be ignited-and capitalized upon.

The assassination of Crown Prince Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austrian throne, was carried out by the jewish assassin Gavrilo Princip using a Browning pistol on Jun. 28, 1914. The Zionist newspaper PEIEWISCHE VORDLE wrote on Jan. 13, 1919, "The international jewry... believed it necessary to force Europe into the war so that a new jewish era could begin throughout the world."

On Mar. 10, 1917 an American photographer, Donald Thompson, reported that a rich man who tried to pass through the growing mob "... was dragged out of his sleigh and beaten. He took refuge in a stalled streetcar where he was followed by the workingmen. One of them took a small iron bar and beat his head to a pulp... Many of the men carried red flags..." The only thing holding the mob in check was the St. Petersburg police. So the mob turned on the police who were forced to barricade themselves in their police stations. Here they were slaughtered almost to the last man, and the prisons were emptied of their entire populations, including desperate criminals of every category. Tsar Nicholas II was not in St. Petersburg at the time, but after hearing the details and misunderstanding the situation, he sent a message requesting that the Duma (legislature) be dissolved. The Tsar abdicated his throne five days later.
Two governing bodies ruled Russian jointly for the next eight months starting Mar. 12, 1917. The "Provisional Government" and the "Petersburg Soviet." The Provisional Government made the fatal "mistake" of permitting all exiled political prisoners to return to Russia. At least ninety thousand streamed into Russia in late April, May, June, and July. These 90,000 exiles were the heart of the coming "Bolshevik" Revolution. They were almost to the last man... jewish. Leon Trotsky (Bronstein) had returned with hundreds of his Yiddish brethren from New York's East Side.

When Lenin arrived in St. Petersburg in April 1917, he found the Petersburg Soviet dominated by the Mensheviks, but they were badly divided among themselves. He bitterly criticized this state of affairs. Lenin advocated the violent overthrow of the Provisional Government. Recall that the Bolsheviks and Mensheviks were majority and minority factions of the same party. Both factions were completely jewish-controlled. The returning exiles, though not all originally Bolsheviks, were hungry for power. Trotsky, who had in 1905 been a Menshevik, immediately joined the Bolsheviks on his return from New York. Throughout April, May, and June of 1917, the Bolsheviks preached the destruction of the Provisional Government to the factory workers and soldiers around St. Petersburg. "All power to the Soviets!" was their slogan.

The jew Karl Radek (real name Tobiach Sobelsohn) was one of the many "revolutionaries" who stirred up agitation among Russian people. Lenin began publishing a large number of periodicals, a total of 41, including 17 daily newspapers. The circulation of Pravda increased from 3,000 to 300,000 in May 1917. It was given to soldiers at the German front. The Bolsheviks even bought a printing office for 260,000 rubles. But where was the money needed to build this propaganda machine coming from? Russia was engaged in a costly war with Germany.

On July 17th, the French attaché Pierre Laurent gave copies of 29 telegrams from Lenin and (the jews) Ganetsky, Kollontay, Sumenson, Kozlovski, and Zinoviev to Colonel Boris Nikitin, chief of the Russian Secret Service. Laurent had chosen this day to visit Col. Nitikin because Bolshevik anti-government agitation had resulted in an unscheduled uprising by the worker-soldier population of St. Petersburg known as the "July Days" and the information he possessed explained the financing though wrongly assumed it was German. Patriotic forces leaked the information to Russian newspapers. The authors presented various excerpts from the documents provided by Laurent to Nikitin which showed that the Bolshevik leader, Lenin, had been given money for his campaign by American and Germans jews. Given these public revelations, on the 20th of July the Provisional Government wrote an order of arrest for Lenin, Zinoviev, and Kamenev (Rosenfeld) citing high treason for Germany. The Provisional Government was not originally a revolutionary body and was made up of former "liberal" members of the Tsar's Imperial government and led by Prince Lvov. However, the jew Alexander Kerensky (Aaron Kuerbis, aka Adler) was vice-president and the only member who also belonged to the Petersburg Soviet. Kerensky had cooperated closely with Mordekai Bogrov, the assassin of Prime Minister Stolypin. So closely in fact that immediately after the murder, Kerensky fled the country in fear. Kerensky was responsible for ordering the mob fired on and several hundred people were killed from July 17th to July 20th, and on July 21st, Kerensky became Prime Minister.

On July 22nd, Lenin and Zinoviev left St. Petersburg. Public opinion had been rising against the Bolsheviks as a result of their German (actually jewish) financial deals. Trotsky, Lunacharsky, Kollontay, Kozlowski, Kamenev, and Sumenson were all arrested. But this was only done to calm the public. Kerensky began releasing arrested Bolsheviks less than a month later as early as the 17th of August. Further evidence that Kerensky supported his fellow jewish comrades was the following; Supreme Commander of the Russian Army, General Lavr Kornilov, broke away and began plans to overthrow Kerensky. Left-wing leaders, mostly jews, have always regarded national patriots as the biggest threats to their international socialist world-view. Gen. Kornilov was arrested on September 14th, but later escaped. Kerensky continued to release Bolsheviks who were cleared of all charges and presented as defenders of democracy. The Bolsheviks started encouraging workers to defend the Provisional Government.

On September 17, Leon Trotsky was released from prison. One week later, he was elected president of the Petersburg Soviet.

On November 7, the Bolsheviks seized power by taking over the Winter Palace. According to the jewish myth, 5,000 sailors had gathered outside the Palace earlier in the morning to "storm" it. In actual fact the Palace was taken over by a few hundred mostly jewish revolutionaries who calmly marched into it. There was no "storming" of the Palace. Trotsky wanted the event to appear more dramatic than it actually was, so shells were fired from the Peter-Paul Fort while trams continued to roll over the Bridge. No shells ever struck the Winter Palace. The "Social Democrat Bolshevik Party" was renamed the "Communist Party" on March 8, 1918. Because German soldiers were approaching Petersburg, the Communists fled, moving the capital to Moscow on March 11.

On Aug. 30, the jewish head of the Petrograd's Cheka, Uritsky, was assassinated. Lenin had ordered his murder because he had refused to start a terror campaign after another jewish Commissar, V. Volodarsky (real name Moisei Goldstein) had been killed. It turned out that Lenin had also ordered the murder of Volodarsky for two reasons; first, to remove an undesirable, and second, more importantly, to have a reason for mass murdering the "enemy classes."

The Times admitted on September 18, 1920: "The Soviet regime relies on jewish brains... and the terrible Russian ignorance."
In 1922, Victor Marsden, of the British newspaper the Morning Post, published the names of all 545 civil servants with the government administration. 477 of them were jews and only 30 (5.5%) were Russians. Even Moisei Uritsky's secretary was a 17-year-old jewish girl.
Clara Sheridan in the New York World on December 13, 1923 said: "The Communist leaders are jews and Russia is entirely dominated by them. They are in every town, in every government bureau, in the offices and the editorials staffs of the newspapers. They drive away the Russians and are responsible for the increasingly anti-Semitic attitude."
David R. Francis, United States ambassador in Russia, warned in a January 1918 dispatch to Washington: "The Bolshevik leaders here, most of whom are jews and 90 percent of whom are returned exiles, care little for Russia or any other country but are internationalists and they are trying to start a worldwide social revolution."
The Netherlands' ambassador in Russia, Oudendyke, made the same point a few months later: "Unless Bolshevism is nipped in the bud immediately, it is bound to spread in one form or another over Europe and the whole world as it is organized and worked by jews who have no nationality, and whose one object is to destroy for their own ends the existing order of things."
W. Bruce Lincoln, an American professor of Russian history reports: "In Ukraine, jews made up nearly 80 percent of the rank-and-file Cheka agents."
Beginning as the Cheka, or Vcheka the Soviet secret police was later known as the GPU, OGPU, NKVD, MVD and KGB.
In his 1920 book, British veteran journalist Robert Wilton offered an assessment: The whole record of Bolshevism in Russia is indelibly impressed with the stamp of alien invasion. The murder of the Tsar, deliberately planned by the jew Sverdlov (who came to Russia as a paid agent of Germany) and carried out by the jews Goloshchekin, Syromolotov, Safarov, Voikov and Yurovsky, is the act not of the Russian people, but of these hostile invaders.

There is plenty more evidence of jewish Communism for the researcher including even Winston Churchill's article in the Illustrated Sunday Herald of Feb. 8, 1920, and numerous other sources including the U.S. government archives and the jewish Encyclopaedia.

The jew Lazar Kaganovich along with the jew Yan Yakovlev (real name Epstein) organized a famine in the Ukraine and northern Caucasus by collectivising farms in what was called "de-kulakisation." Land was taken away from the land-owning farmers (kulaks). About 14.5 million people died as a result of collectivisation and the Ukraine famine from 1932-33.

Jueri Lina makes the point, "Communism was an ideology which depended on violence to survive. The truth needs no violence," and further adds the fact that, according to the Talmud (Baba Kamma 113b), "God's name is not profaned if a jew lies to a Goy (Gentile)."

Anyone who still believes that jews were not responsible for the deaths of untold millions of Gentiles (Slaves) (at least 60 million in Europe) by their Leadership of jewish Communism and its revolutions and terror campaigns is living in "The Culture of Lies".

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