Russian
Revolution Russia 1917
It happened in 1917. There was the honest
February Revolution of the
people and the October coup d'état, the take over by the Bolsheviks which means in
essence the Jews.
February
Revolution Russia 1917
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The February Revolution (Russian:
Февральская революция) of 1917 was the
first of
two revolutions in Russia in 1917. Centred around the then capital Petrograd
(modern day
St. Petersburg in March (late February in the
Julian calendar) its immediate result was the
abdication
of Tsar
Nicholas II, the collapse of
Imperial Russia and the end of the
Romanov dynasty. Tsarism was replaced by a
Russian Provisional Government under Prince
Georgy
Lvov, an alliance between
liberals
and
socialists who wanted to instigate political reform, creating a
democratically-elected
executive and
constituent assembly.......
This revolution appeared to [ and did ] break out
spontaneously, without any real leadership or formal planning.......... The February Revolution was followed in the
same year by the
October Revolution, bringing
Bolshevik rule and a change in Russia's
social structure, and paving the way for the
USSR.
The two revolutions constituted a change in the composition of the country:
the first overthrew the Tsar, and the second instituted a
new form of government [ which was a murderous tyranny - Editor ]
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This reads as a
moderately honest retelling
but skates over the heavy involvement of the Jews. That is rather the point of
the Wiki.
October Revolution Russia
1917
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The October Revolution (Russian:
Октябрьская революция, Oktyabr'skaya
revolyutsiya), also known as the Great October Socialist Revolution,
Red October or the Bolshevik Revolution, was a political
revolution and a part of the
Russian Revolution of 1917. It took place with an armed
insurrection in
Petrograd traditionally dated to 25 October 1917
Old Style (O.S.), which corresponds with 7 November 1917 New Style (N.S.).
It was the second phase of the Russian Revolution, after
the
February Revolution of the same year. The October Revolution in Petrograd
overthrew the
Russian Provisional Government and gave the power to the local
soviets dominated by
Bolsheviks. As the revolution was not universally recognized outside of
Petrograd there followed the struggles of the
Russian Civil War (1917–1922) and the creation of the
Soviet Union in 1922.
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This was the Bolshevik coup d'état run
by
Lenin, Trotsky,
Stalin and others, mainly Jews. It led to almost a hundred million
murders. See
The Black Book of Communism by Stephane Courtois on the point. M Courtois
skated over the fact that it was largely run by Jews.
German
Revolution November 1918 - August 1919
This is the revolution we do not hear much about because the
communists lost and the Nazis won. Abusing Adolf serves the Jews controlling the
Main Stream Media better than telling the truth about their
own evil.
Bavarian Soviet Republic Part I
Germany November 1918 - February 1919
Was short lived. It was run by Kurt
Eisner, a Jew and relatively innocuous.
QUOTE ex Kurt
Eisner
He joined the
Independent Social Democratic Party of Germany in 1917, at the height of
World War
I, and was convicted of
treason in
1918 for his role in inciting a
strike of munitions workers.......
After his release from prison, he organized the
revolution that overthrew the
monarchy in Bavaria (see
German Revolution). He declared Bavaria to be a
free state and
republic
on
November 8,
1918, becoming the first republican
premier of Bavaria. [ See
Bavarian Soviet Republic ]. He was defeated in the February 1919
election, and was
assassinated in
Munich when
Anton Graf von Arco auf Valley shot at him on his way to present his
resignation to the
Bavarian parliament. His assassination resulted in the establishment of
the
Bavarian Soviet Republic and parliament and government fleeing Munich.
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It came in two parts; the first was run by Kurt while the second was run by
murderous incompetents.
Hungarian Soviet Republic March - August 1919
Was run by a Jew, a very nasty bit of work who called himself
Béla Kun,
a misspelling of Cohen.
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Tanácsköztársaság)
was a short-lived
Communist
regime established in
Hungary in
the
aftermath of World War I. Lasting only from 21 March until 6 August 1919,
the Soviet republic led by
Béla Kun
collapsed when
Romanian forces occupied
Budapest
during the
Hungarian-Romanian War. It was the first Communist government to be formed
in Europe after
the
October Revolution in
Russia brought
the
Bolsheviks to power in that country. The successor to the state was the
Kingdom of Hungary, which was formed after the
Romanian Army pulled out of Hungary.
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There are deeply
unpleasant people out there. A certain amount of government is needed to keep
them under control.
Bavarian Soviet Republic Part II Germany April 1919
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On 6 April 1919, a Soviet Republic was formally proclaimed. Initially, it
was ruled by USPD members such as
Ernst Toller, and
anarchists like
Gustav Landauer,
Silvio Gesell and
Erich Mühsam. However, Toller, a playwright, was not very good at
dealing with politics, and his government did little to restore order in
Munich.
His government members were also not always well-chosen. For instance,
the Foreign Affairs Deputy Dr.
Franz Lipp (who had been admitted several times to
psychiatric hospitals), declared war on
Switzerland over the Swiss refusal to lend 60 locomotives to the Soviet
Republic.
He also claimed to be well acquainted with
Pope Benedict XV
and informed
Vladimir Lenin via cable that the ousted former Minister-President
Hoffmann had fled to
Bamberg
and taken the key to the ministry toilet with him.
As such, the regime collapsed within six days, being replaced by the
Communist Party, with
Eugen Leviné as their leader.
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Gross incompetence has
repercussions.
Bavarian Soviet Republic Part III Germany April - May 1919
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Leviné began to enact communist reforms, which included
expropriating luxurious apartments and giving them to the
homeless and placing factories under the ownership and control of their
workers. Leviné also had plans to abolish
paper money and reform the education system, but never had time to
implement them.
Leviné refused to collaborate with the regular army of the city, and also organized his own army, the Red Army (Rote Armee) under Rudolf Egelhofer, similar to the Red Army of Soviet Russia. In order to support the revolutionary government, thousands of unemployed workers volunteered; soon the ranks of the Rote Armee reached 20,000. In response to the massacre of 23 red prisoners by the “regular” army, Red Guards began arresting suspected counterrevolutionaries and on 29 April 1919, eight men, including the well-connected Prince Gustav of Thurn and Taxis, were accused as right-wing spies and executed. The Thule Society's secretary, Countess Hella von Westarp, was also murdered.
Soon after, on 3 May 1919, what remained loyal of the German army (called
the "White Guards of Capitalism" by the Communists), with a force of 9,000,
and
Freikorps such as the Freikorps
Epp and the
Marinebrigade Ehrhardt, with 30,000, entered Munich and defeated the
Communists after bitter street fights in which over 1,000 volunteer
supporters of the government were killed. About 700 men and women were
arrested and executed by the victorious Freikorps. Leviné was condemned to
death for treason.
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When things loosen up the chancers try it
on. This is a good argument for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms [
RKBA ]
The March 1921 Action [
Marzaktion ] Germany March 1921
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The debacle [ A flashy word for failure - Ed. ] represented by the ‘March Action’ in Germany in 1921 was a
crucial turning point in the development of the Communist International. The
defeat led to a crisis in the German Communist Party (KPD), which had
repercussions for the entire International. Under the immediate impact of the
defeat, the Third Congress of the Comintern steered a course away from the
adventurism and putschism which Bukharin and Zinoviev’s ‘theory of the
offensive’ had encouraged, and adopted the policy of the united
front..........
It was some time before it was understood that the March Action brought to a
close the post-war revolutionary period, that it was the last of the armed
actions of the proletariat which had begun with the struggles in Berlin in
January 1919. The contribution which this affair made to the failure of the
German Communists to build a revolutionary mass party, a Communist Party of the
Bolshevik type, has yet to be measured.
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Violence succeeded in
Russia but failed in Germany. The answer was treachery instead. This is where
the Fabian Society came into its
own.
Fabian Society ex Wiki
England 1884 - present
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The Fabian Society is a
British intellectual socialist movement, whose purpose is to advance the
principles of
social democracy via
gradualist and
reformist, rather than
revolutionary, means.
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Their badge, the
Wolf in Sheep's Clothing is a statement of treasonous intent.
