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Behind Communism 1917-2010
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491_9781684546114
Updated, revised and expanded 1917—2010. Fully revised, expanded and updated from the original 1952 book, this work clearly shows that Communism grew out of Russian Judaism.Although the Soviet Union has disappeared, the ideology which underpinned that state—state-engineered economic and social egalitarianism—lives on, and is stronger than ever before in the West.Now completely updated to include post-war Communist movements in eastern Europe, Britain, America, South Africa and China, this book is the most detailed record yet of the leading Jewish role in Communism.The conclusion discusses the reasons for Jewish extremist behavior, based on an understanding of group evolutionary psychology.Cover image: Nelson Mandela and the head of the South African Communist Party, the Lithuanian Jew Joe Slovo, 1990.Preface to the 2012 EditionIntroductionChapter 1: The Persecution MythChapter 2: The Khazar Theory Disproved By DNAChapter 3: The Jew In EuropeChapter 4: The ExpulsionsChapter 5: Back To the EastChapter 6: The Tsars and the JewsChapter 7: Marxism and Zionism EmergeChapter 8: Bloody Sunday and the 1905 RevolutionChapter 9: World War I Weakens The TsarChapter 10: The March 1917 RevolutionChapter 11:  The Origin Of The BolshevistsChapter 12: The Ground Is PreparedChapter 13: The Sixth Party CongressChapter 14: Trotsky To PowerChapter 15: Encyclopedia Judaica Confirms the Jewish Origin of CommunismChapter 16: Winston Churchill on the Jewish Role in CommunismChapter 17: The Us Army’s Telegrams on the Jewish Role in CommunismChapter 18: The London Times Correspondent’s List of Jews behind BolshevismChapter 19: The Red TerrorChapter 20:  Jews Exporting the Revolution, Hungary, GermanyChapter 21: Trotsky In Decline: Trotsky and Lenin—Stalin to PowerChapter 22: Lazar Kaganovch And Mass Murder: The HolodomorChapter 23: The “Soviet Zion” And Plans For A Jewish HomelandChapter 24: Stalin&rs
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