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The Track of the Jew through the Ages

were the others? I give here the names that demonstrate quite clearly
the henceforth undeniable Jewish rule. War and External Affairs
Commissioner was the already mentioned Bronstein (Trotsky), the
soul of the Red Terror; Commissioner for Culture Lunacharsky,
Commissioner for Trade Bronsky, Commissioner for Justice
Steinberg, Commissioner for the Control of the Counter-revolution
the monster Moses Uritsky. In his investigation chamber in the
infamous Gorochovaja No.2, thousands were brought and killed
without a trial. (He was later shot). Commander-in-chief of all
armies, after the very great disgrace of Krykenlo, was the Jew Posern.
Head of the Petersburg Workers' and Soldiers' Council Zinoviev, of
the Moscow Workers' and Soldiers' Council Smidovich, of the
Kharkov Rosenfeld (Kamenev); the Brest-Litovsk peace
delegation 324 consisted of Bronstein (Trotsky), Joffe, Karakhan
(Armenian), and was Jewish up to the typist. The first political
courier to London (he indeed brought glad tidings to his blood-
brothers) was the Jew Mr. Holtzmann, and as representatives of the
Soviet government in all countries Jews sprang up like mushrooms
after the rain. In Bern the "Russian" ambassador was called
Shklovsky (he was dismissed along with his entire staff), in
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Christiania Beitler, in Stockholm Vorovsky, and to Berlin was
delegated the sufficiently well-known Joffe. The later negotiations
on the supplementary agreements of Brest-Litovsk were led, on the
"Russian" side, by the above-mentioned Vorovsky, who had around
twelve Jews and Jewesses and two or three Latvians subordinate to
him. In addition to all these were the major agitators ofthe Bolshevist
newspapers, provincial commissioners and other high notables.
I shall name the most important Jewish leaders: Martow
(pseudonym of Zederbaum), Gussev (Drapkin), Sukhanov
(Gimmer), Sagersky (Krachmann), Bogdanov (Silberstein), Gorev
(Goldmann), Volodarsky (Cohen), Sverdlov (Head of the Penal
Council), Kamkov (Katz), Mieskovsky (Goldberg), Riazanov

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In his Geschichte der russischen Revolution, [1919]. [Axel von Freytagh-
Loringhoven (1 878- 1 942) was ajurist and member of parliament during the Weimar
Republic, which he opposed. He welcomed Hitler's accession to power and was
named Prussian state councillor in 1933.]
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[Oslo]
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