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Nicolai Levashov. Russian History Viewed through Distorted Mirrors. Vol. 1

2.28. The “Great” Judaic Revolution of 1917 in the Russian Em-

pire

The Judaic revolution in Russia was prepared very thoroughly; American Israel-
ites spent unimaginably enormous sums (for that time) on it — about two hundred
million dollars. They were impatient to enslave Russia and destroy its people, culture,
traditions and the most ancient language on Earth. The money for the “revolution”
came via different channels: through Europe and in person — through the “golden”
Judaic couriers. These facts can be confirmed by real financial documents directly re-
lated to the activity of the New York Exchange 172 .

This money allowed the immigrant “fighters for the people’s happiness” to live
in need of nothing and to print and send subversive literature, leaflets and newspapers
to the Russian Empire. They bought and then smuggled weapons into Russia; pre-
pared and financed terrorist acts and the murder of state and political persons who
impeded their actions. There were twenty five thousand members in the Bolshevist
party by the time of the revolution, the overwhelming majority of which were Israel-
ites, and those few who did not have such “luck” as to be born a Jew, were married to
Jewish women. Thus, we can say that they became Israelites through their children
and the treachery of their own people. Almost all of these twenty five thousand were
professional revolutionaries and lived, mainly, abroad on the money of their Ameri-
can Judaic “brothers”.
Also, the American Israelites gave money for the support and development of
other political parties and movements, the purpose of which was to destroy the Rus-
sian Empire from within. The leadership of these parties, as well as most of their
members, was of Judaic origin. By 1916 many magazines and newspapers issued in
the Russian Empire belonged to or were controlled by the Israelites. They were very
thoroughly prepared to deliver their blow to Russia. World War I served as an exter-
nal blow, but after the successes at the Eastern front in the spring-summer campaign
of 1916, a powerful internal blow was inflicted on the Russian Empire which was un-
able to withstand two simultaneously inflicted blows: external and internal. Besides,
the external blow, which was inflicted first, was a wonderful cover for the internal
one.

It is more or less clear with the external blow. Let us now analyze the internal
one. As I already mentioned before, due to the actions of S.Y. Witte and similar fig-
ures, by the beginning of World War I the Israelites had occupied a dominant position
in some important sectors of the Russian Empire’s economy, among which were the
railway system and military and civil food supplies. Although the authorities pretty
quickly discovered the sabotage of the food supplies to the front and introduced some
order, the matter with supplies to the civil population was lamentable. It is appropri-
ate to mention that before World War I the Russian Empire satisfied its food needs in
full, moreover, it covered one third of the world’s food exports. The Tsar’s govern-

172 Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution by Antony C. Sutton, Standford University, 1975, New Ro-
chelle, NY, ISBN 0870003283

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