Russian Revolution
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Russian Revolution was a period of chaos in Russia that lasted from 1905 to 1917 to transfer power from the Romanovs to the communist Bolshevik regime (doctrine of the Left Wing Church) of Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin, agents of the jesuits and British Empire, as part of a problem-reaction-solution to create communism-fascism-UN world state with world religion. |
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Vladimir Lenin, Nicholas II (cousin of George Saxe-Coburg), Leon Trotsky, Joseph Stalin, Nicholas Roerich, Arthur Zimmerman, William Somerset Maugham, Olof Aschberg, Vasily Dolgorukov, Alexander Kerensky, Alexander Parvus, Vladimir Lambsdorf, Ilya Ehrenburg, Jacub Ganecky Furstenberg.
Historical background
Paul I becomes grandmaster of the Order of Malta and is in contact with Jacob Frank. Napoléon (mason) tries to invade Russia but is defeated, as planned, by general Kutuzov (mason, called the Russian Fabius Maximus).
1768 -1774 Russia defeats Turkey (the Ottoman Empire).
1814 Russia forms a 'Holy Alliance' with Austria and Prussia. Alexander I expells the jesuits and closes all masonic lodges. The jesuits use anarchists to reclaim Russia. Alexander II's mistress is Catherine Dolgorukova, related to Helena Blavatsky.
1881 Alexander II is assassinated and the secret service Okhrana is founded. Russia fights a war with the British Empire for control of the rest of the world (the Great Game with British-Russian agent Helena Blavatsky of the Dolgorukov bloodline, cousin of Sergei Witte of Okhrana). Pyotr Rachkovsky of Okhrana works from Paris with Arcadij Harting. Casimir Pilenas/Palmer works for Scotland Yard with William Wiseman (false flag attack Houndsditch murders).
Russian Revolution
1901 economic recession to create tension.
1905 First Russian Revolution. founding of the pro-Romanov Black Hundreds (Vlademir Purishkevic, Sergei Trufanov), supported by Russian Ortodox bishop Hermogenes (Tsibili Theological Seminary).
Strikes in Poland with anarchists (agent Rosa Luxembourg) vs Okhrana. Demonstrators, protesting against Nicolas II Romanov, are shot on Bloody Sunday or Red Sunday. Nicolas II works with occultists Grigori Rasputin (orgy cult Khlysts) and Gerard Encausse (Papus, connected to HOGD) who revived gnosticism in France. He is married to Alexandra of the House of Hesse and a cousin of George V Saxe-Coburg of Britain (Order of St John).
Nicolas II signs the Anglo-Russian covention, about the division of Persia as symbolic end of the Great Game. Sergei Witte (Dolgorukov, 1st cousin of Helena Blavatsky) becomes pm of Russia under Nicholas II.
Vladimir Lenin's Bolshevik faction splits from the Mensheviks. He lived in Zurich Switzerland near the modernist Cabaret Voltaire. He founds the secret police Cheka with Gelb Bokii (influenced by the Theosophical Society).
1908 Konstantin Stanislavsky directs The Blue Bird of symbolist Maurice Maeterlinck in his Moscow Art Theatre, with techniques of improvisation and using the subconscious.
1909 Sergei Diaghilev, supported by the Romanovs, found modern ballet company Ballets Russes in Paris France, with Léon Bakst Rosenberg (art teacher of Kirill Vladimirovich), Pablo Picasso (Gertrude Stein as patron), Igor Stravinsky and Nicholas Roerich (Theosophical Society). Afternoon of a Faun revives the Greek cult of Pan and Dionysus, based on poem of Symbolist Stéphane Mallarmé.
Jesuit Raymond Poincaré visits Nicolas II to strengthen the Franco-Russian alliance.
Woodrow Wilson sends Charles Edward Russell (NAACP) on a mission to Russia with Elihu Root. Russell plays in propaganda movie Fall of the Romanoffs. Olof Aschberg (Swedish Nya bank) and jesuit Willim Sands fund the Bolsheviks.
Léon Trotsky meets Vladimir Lenin in London and works with Alexander Parvus of the German Socialist Democratic Party. Kazemir Malevich and El Lissitzky play a role in the Russian Avant-garde art scene (program Modernism, black square=Saturn symbol).
1915 PD Ouspensky works with George Gurdjieff, writes on the 4th dimension and gives lectures in London for Aldous Huxley and Gerald Heard.
1916 assassination of Rasputin by Felix Yusupov (transgender agenda, Bullingdon Club of Oxford, married to Irina Alexandrovna, the niece of Nicholas II). Alexander II's daughter Catherine Alexandrovna (Dolgorukov) marries Serge Obolensky.
1917 the masonic February Revolution (mason Levandovsky, Gyorgy Lvov, fake anarchists) starts in St Petersburg (Palace Square) in march to impose communism.
The Bolsheviks of Lenin overthrow Alexander Kerensky
(Grand Orient of Russia's People) and transform the secret police into
the Cheka with Felix Dzerzhinsky in the Lubyanka office.
Nicholas Roerich (Theosophical Society) works with Lenin's friend Maxim Gorky. Joseph Stalin works for Pravda, Stalin imposes social realism in the arts, meets with George Bernard Shaw and HG Wells of the Fabian Society.
1918 founding of the GRU. Arthur Zimmerman plays a role in the Sisson documents hoax.
1919 Russian Revolution in november.
1920 Lenin meets with Bertrand Russell (British Intelligence). The British spread The Protocols of the Elders of Zion to stir up antisemitism.
1923 After the Russian Civil War, a Bolshevik government is established.
Lenin allows the jesuits to enter Russia again and seizes the Lubyanka building for the secret police Cheka.
1924 Naftaly Frenkel helps organizing the Gulag system of forced labor camps. The forced communist system of agriculture leads to a widespread famine (so called Holodomor), used in British and US propaganda (Gareth Jones in The Times, denied by Aleister Crowley's friend Walter Duranty in The NY Times).
1929 Ukraine is incorporated into the Soviet Union. Fabian Ramsay McDonald becomes pm of the UK.
Russian emigrés like Kirill Vladimirovich (Nicolas II's first cousin), married to Victoria Saxe-Coburg, move to Germany to spread antisemitism and early nazism-fascism (Aufbau organisation of Alfred Rosenberg).
Joseph Stalin uses the murder of Sergei Kirov as excuse to start the Great Purge (Valerian Obolensky) to gain dictatorial powers, similar to Hitler's rise to power. Leon Trotsky lives in exile in Turkey and later Mexico.
1933 Edmund Walsh lets Franklin Roosevelt recognise the Bolshevik state, while Antichrist figure Adolf Hitler rises to power who blames the horrors of the Bolshevik regime on a Judeo-masonic conspiracy.
1936 the Moscow trials as a global media ritual, to condemn Grigory Zinoviev, Lev Kamenev (Leo Rosenfeld), Nikolaj Bukharin as conspirators against Stalin.
1937 John Dewey (The New School, ACCF) and supporters of Leon Trotsky set up the Dewey Commission to 'investigate' the Moscow trials. Stalin and his policy is promoted in the US by The New Republic, the leftist magazine of Walter Lippmann, who often debates Dewey in the media.
1939 Jesuit Walter Ciszek stays at the Lubyanka building until 1963. Stalin signs the Molotov-Ribbentrop non-agression pact with nazi Germany.
1943 Battle of Stalingrad, Adolf Hitler tries to invade Russia like Napoléon 129 years earlier. Ilyah Ehrenburg (Montparnasse scene in Paris with Pablo Picasso) writes for the Red Army newspaper and works with the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee. Stalin defeated Hitler with the scorched earth tactic of Fabius Maximus. He is named Man of the Year by Time magazine.
1950's City College of NY becomeq a center of Trotsky supporters (the Left Wing Church).
After communism, Russia plays a role in the fake Cold War with the United States (Mikhael Gurbachev advised by Giancarlo Pallavicini, Italian family with also the two headed eagle as emblem).
1954 The KGB is founded. Mao Zedong rules as communist dictator of China.
Alexander Kerensky works for the Hoover Institution of Stanford.
1988 the Soviet Union is dissolved. After hyperinflation and a planned collapse of the Russian economy, the Russian oligarchs move their money to Swiss banks and state companies are privatized.
2000 Vladimir Putin (ex- KGB agent) as president (Rasputin reborn).