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Sinowjeff-Apfelbaum Appletree)Governor o Petrograd, Prcsicfent or the Soviet ConanonwealthNorth; Preside-nt of the Executive of the thlrd International.

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Coownmary of th Artny atd Navy the real Dfctator of Russia.

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: . The Jewish Bc,Jshevism. : t will r ~ a d i 1 y~ conceded, by o n ~ who c i r c u l a t ~ din arrnoured cars through the streets knows ussia and has had opportunity of ob- of Petrograd, discharging their rifles at ran : serving ali the different phases of the revolu- dom wherever and w h e n ~ v e rit pleased them. : tionary pross hat the inherent anarchical ten- The revoit was suppressed. T h ~leaders were dendes of the Russian people could not h ~ v e put into prison, the rebels isolated and put : failed to let the political pendulum swing very under guard. : far towards the left. But the most extreme- But soon it became apparent - just a9 we minded Russian had surely not dreamt of have seen it in Oermany - that the jews bad : creating an instrument of destruction so corft been careful to lay out the large sums o.f : piete in .its ssstematic annihilation of every money, spent for the propaganda of bolshe- principle of economie life, so satanic in its vist ideas, to the best advantage of the mo- : premeditated violence and cold-bloodcd mur- vement and had guarded th e mselves from : der as that whi


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ish November revolution, expelled fromSwitzerland by ordcr of the Swiss go'. crnment because of nefarious and dark machinations, succeeded in inducing the Wilhelmstrasse - the German F r e i ~ nOffice - , al

ready in a state of democratie desintegration,to permit Lenin and severat hunthcd jews topass tlhrough Oermany on thcir way fromSwitzerland to Petrograd. And the democratie,Russian government allowed them to crossthe fronticr

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had survived tbe massacres, was ford to ner showing an overwheJming majority of Je- take rvice under the jews by the applica- wish members. :: . tion of the elever stratagem of decreemg ali 1ne provinces are governed by 23 Corn their ~ t a t i v e sas h o s t a g ~a guarantee for missaries of which 21 ~ Jews . (Khaitis in their good behaviour, for tlteir willingness to Siberia, Berlinski in S{sranl; lievensohn in

Stupefied by hunger an the ever present The staff whose special function i t is to : mena of death, conttnually surrounded by k ~ p Russia systematically in the dark as to : spies disguised as political commissaries, they the real condition of affairs, (the official journa- ~ had no other dtoice than to pu .t their pracb lists), is evidently a1most completety composed : cal knowledge and their expert intelligence to of jews. Thus: the ,Prawda' (Truth) is edited : the service of their merciless enemies. Many, by Kuhn, Lurie, Diamant, Alperowitsch, Stek- indeed, have preferred death, but many have low-Nachamkes etc . The ,Volga Truda' (Deter- : yielded . The supremacy of the Jews iss mination to Work) is run by K a t z ~Sachs, : complete. Poliansky; the ,Znamia Truda 1 (Flag of Work) The peasants, living widely a part in their has as e ditors: Lander, l evi n, Da \ id c;on etc.

: villag es, have bc en able in many plac es to The diff e rentp e r i o d ic a l~

treating of econo- : keep up th e ir independance, but so far have mie questions are in the hands of Bernstein, . no t succeoeded in uniting so as t o ovcrthrow Ooldberg, Goldmann, E1ias sohn, Rafalowitsch : th e centre s of Bolshevism . The awfu1 "Po- etc. Among the 42 dictat o rs of the ,Rw;sian 1 : gromu which has swept over the whole of press there is only one who is not a Jew: the Russia has cost the Russian people at least wretch Maxim Gorki . :: 35 to 40 million lives. The so-called 'a11-Russian 1 Excutive is corn Anyone who is not complete ly blind cannot posed of Lenin, said to be cither a Russo- but perccive th at from the very outset Rolshe Tntar o r a Kalrnuck jew, and of 33 Jews :: vism cons tituted a purely Jewish entcrprise. An (president: Swcrdlow, Abclmann, Oimmer-Su Englishman, Wilton, travelling in Russia in chanow, BTeichmann, Katz-Kamkow, Smido 1920, proved that out of 380 Bolshevist corn witsch, levitzky, Goldstcin etc .) . :: missanes 300 were jews. Today we possess Thus the 'RU6Sian' Soviet Oovernment is a complete list of Russia's tyrants . The pamph- 1nade up of 34 Letts, 30 Russians, some let ,Jews in Russia' (published in England) Armenians, Poks, Czechs and 447 jews What :: enumerates 550 of the men governing th e un- better testimony i needed to show the J ~ happy country to-da y and gi\'es the ir respec- wish character of the Bolshe\'ist Movement? tive ,offidat' positions. To -day even Social-Democrats have given :: The Commissariat for War is composcd up denying that the po1icy of the 'great of the People consists of 3 Russians, 2 Ar- Western democrades' is cletermined hy the menians and 17 Jews . 'Exchanges' . But these a rtl css gentlemen can :: The commissariat for \Var is tomposed 1 not imagine how it can be possible for those of 8 Lett s, 1 German, no Russian and financiers, running the money marl


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~ . wouJd be ~ x c l u d ~ dfrom the r p r o g r a m m ~ .Fur- oompfere and official 'dictatorship over Russ lan: ther, ~ forces of Yudjenitch had been armed national finance by the ' leaders of the p r o l ~ : and e q u i p ~ dby Great Britain to liberate tariat 1 lnterest of from 10 to tSo/o per m ont h 1 Petrograd. Success was near. The former Rus- was decreed, like in the M i r l d l ~Ages . .Simul 1: sian capital was seriously m ~ n a c e dfo r three taneously the Soviet Kings started purely

. days the imminent capture of the town was capitalis tic and private syndica tes (with the : cabled ali over the world. Russian values rose help of the jewisft finance abroad). The board: rapidly and kept on rising on ali the money of direct o rs of the first and largest of these exchanges; the jobbers sold and sold roubles syndicates was composed of Trot zky, Skliansky, : and Russian shares of ali description. Sud- Ooldberg, Schatunowsky Spenzer, Eismunt etc.: denly the British fleet protecting the flank of o r, as was to be expected, of 99 perctnt of Jews. YudJenitch and already shelling Kronstadt And the ~ n d ?Supreme Financlat Control : withdrew from its posibon of protection, the- over a nation systemati catly deprived of ali: reby completely upsetting the preconcerted power, robbed of the very l a s ~r e m n a n t ~of its plan of adion . But not satisfied with this property, delivered over to chronic famine : disgraceful betrayaf, the B r i t i s ~fleet proceeded The plan conceived and carefully thought 1: to Riga and started bombarding the anti- out in the quiet and unobtru sive Lodges of the 1

/ bolshevist German-Russian troops, which were Jews in Lond o n1 New York, Berlin and so on, :

there fighting the So\iet Red Army has been b r o u ~ n tto a succe ssful issue by the: The Russian Nationa1ist-Army that already soviet jews w1th the help of Chinese riff-raff : held t h ~ capital in its grip had to refreat, no aided by ruffians collected among the dregs 1 further supply of ammunition being forth- of humanity ali over the world.: coming. The w h o ~campaign failed - and Amyone how has grasped the Jewish policy 1 the Russian rouble at once lost ali it had ought to be fully convinced now that Bolshe : gained during these fast days and more while vism, indeed, is not an aim in itself, but only: the Jewish jobbers pocketed their profit. The a means - a means to uproot and destroy ali ,Journal de Genve' stigmatiscd quite correctif independant national life, aiming at the full : the whole enterprise as a ,spculation isralite 1 demoralisation of the people and the corn: Jt has been published broadcast that the piete annihilation of living national enterprises, army of general Wrangel had been equipped so as to permit the ' legal 1 acquisition of their : on a most lavish scale and had received aH dtad substanl'e for a mere song at some later : possible a ~ i s t a n c eYet know for a fact period. that Wrangel reeived ail to1d, three shfploads With these u1terior and hidden motives : of ammunition and old guns and r i f l ~ democratie repubtics arc admitted to be best: which for the most part had to be repaired at suited for the speedy executi on of these de- 1 Sebastopol. For value received 11 he had to signs; even con s tituti o nal monarchies with par- : d e l i ~ rshipfoads of grain to the French. Of the liamentary b o d ~ seasily led or bought are: 10 members of the 'French 1 military ml sston considered as useful in consolida ting the po 1 to Wrangel 7 wre Jews f Thus France treatcd wer gatned along the Bolshevist road. : the Russian general in the Crimea in the same But there remai ns one fact with which: manner which England had thought fit to use the jews i'n the whole course of thei r history : towards Yudjenitch. (led astray as they are by over-ct1nning and 1 ln consequence, conditions in Soviet Rus- bHnded by avarice), have al ways faild to re: sia took their natural course unchedced. That ckomhe fact that abj-ect pa ssivity has i ,ts limits. 1 which ali thoughtful observers acquainted with Notwithst anding their unprecedented ferocity, :

Russia had foretold, an ali-Russian famane, the liebrew as5assins in Russia will not escape: soon, did not fail to become an awful reality. that Nemesis, _ying i.n wa.it for ali who pursue 1 The towns had been in astate of famine si nee hone but egost :cal ends. These men are doomed. : 1918, but t h ~ general mismanegement, incapa- Even a philosemitic democracy will not save: city and the break-down of the fast vestiges of them. The judgment of th Rtlssian people 1 means of t r a n s p o r t ~ t f i o nbrought t h i n ~ sto Ruch will surely o ~ r t a k ethem, - and t h e r ~will : a climax that even for the spoited cht1d of the not be 1eft in Russia one Jew to remember: Soviet, the R ~ d Army, food b e g ~ nto get thosc glorious days, when his race, besmirched 1 scar. Whereas until then not a newspaper with bfood and tears, danced over what it : in the world had taken the slightest notice thought was the corpse of a great nation.: of the famishing Russian people, suddenly the l e t ali other Nations take heed Be assu 1 who1c J ~ w i s hpress in ali countries started red ihat, in other cowntries also, nothing will : clamouring so as to draw attention to ,dying be left undone that by the Jews that can help: Russia 1 insisting on immediate relief. to avert the evil Hour of Retribution for their ' . The popula .tion of l a r ~ eprovinces in Rus- brethren in Russia . Without the slightest Resi- : s a is dyi.ng of hunger 11 'Hundreds o thou- tation they will Kindle a similar conflagration .: sands succumb every day 11 ' 'Millions p ri sh . in any country in which they can in duce su f - : S o ~ eincurable philantropists came to t e aid ficient numbers to embrace Bolshevism and 1: of the towns, l a r ~ l yassisted by the financiers thus create a new support and ratlying-point of london, Berlin, Vienna. Trotzky and us for Jewish Power. 1 Red Anny ~ r e saved f : Now the fast mask was dropped. - A 'Rus- M u n i c h , NovemBer 1921. 1: sian' State bank was founded, meaning the l f r e d R o s e n b e r g (Reval). :

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. - . ff Lenln UIIano : President of the eoundl of the eonwnl sarles of the people. ls of : Kalmuck descent. His wife fs a jewess; the famDy speakt Yiddish. : However he ls sald not to be a jew though his face.. . speaks for ltaetf. :

Ah no he is - i n d ~ e dhe is no nigger : He is a mixture devil knows of what. : Of Russia s grave is the ab est digger . and is, for sure the peach of ali that Jot.

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: Stecklow Nadlamkes : : Barris ter at Law; Chief of the Press-department of Soviet- Russia. :

Whcn you read J\ o sco w wireless 1 Or things that smell. Jike that, : Then think o S t ~ c k l o w N a c h a m k e s: And the fire that s on the fat \ .

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d interesting meeting of the Soviet eaders(a very rare photo; in Russia its possession is punished with dea h)

1. Moses Uritzky (who was killed by a bomb in Petrograd; note the heads to the right and left of h i m see page 15).2. Leiba Trotzky-Braunstein (see page 2). 3. Swerdlow see page 19). 4. Sinowjeff-Apfelbaum (see page 1 . 5. Feyermann.. 6. Comrade i c h a e l ~from the Bolshevist Seminary at Capri.


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Should you want to learn to lieScientific

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Ask this lie of jesus Christ : l t tere depicted Who will have you Soviet ized Or convided.

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cs ' ' '. . : Kamkoff Katz (caf) : Commiuloner of the Press. : l i t t le cat Kamkoff . : Poured out his p ~ s s s t u H Eating has Russian pie f : And he put in his lies : And soon gained the priee And said . : Wbat a shining sbeeny am IVt : .

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: Wolodarsky Cohen :: Member of the Executive. : Fair maid and pretty, : Do love my ditty : Bet1er than him This j 1ew seraphic : Mild, 1yet fanatic : ls in the swim, - Talking e s t h ~ t i c s : Musical ethics : And such ike things. ct he is careful - . Hiding the awfu , - 1 Knifc in his wings. .~

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his scribe of Jewish seedRecords the Jewish killing

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: Ssumanow Gimmer : Member of the Executive. : f dragged b. ore his tribunal Then hurry ur to 1augh, : f cr soon wil be your funerat Prcded by much chaff.

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oses UritzkyConwnts.Jooer for the fight against th counter -revolution; the ,8 n e 1

of Petrograd . (assassinated.)

He did for many,Till one did for MoseeThere were not anyth at sent hi m rosesBlown into pieces- How very mercyful -This butcher ceases,And that is ali.

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arfow-Zederbaum {Cedar tree Metnber of th Executive Council of the W : His na me ist Mis er Cedartree . . : A t r ~ that grows in Oalilee. The Mister blossoms further North. : By raising hell for ali ~ s worth. :

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ntan behind the scene when Rus5ian b o f h e v i a s nwasAt present living at Berlin for 5M iar p u r p s ~.

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lgdor opp lng a long tlme agent of tbe Soviet tove t at Berlin.

He was a fri-end of ,Erzbergre',Who greatly did admireHis open hand, his kindred air,His wallowing in the mire .

And who has h ~ r dof , E r z b e r g ~ r e ,Knows now, who Vigdor Kopp is, - nd 1urely joins ill that ,prayer:, lo rd , grant, tbat soon aga in they klss l

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dolf offePrnident of the R u ~ s i a ndelegation during the P e a ~ e - . e g o t l a t J o n sat

B r e ~ t -Litowsk; afterwards Sovlet-atnbassador at Berlin.

ladcn with the trinkets of the slainRobbed off rot1ing corpses by the JewsAs ambassador he did not come in vainQuick to setl the hancst of tlteir une.

Helped by scar Kohn of Berlinid he act with zea1

l ike a reborn Hebrcw .\erlinfor the Jewish wcal.

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Pefrow-Walzbrof White bread)One of the tfwee Mvoys that brought fo Berlin the peaee fteaty

of Brest Lltowsk, signed on behalf of Russla.

Peace - Ooe s he lo ok itWhite bread from his ha nd 1Off with you f Hook it lw n rather eat sand.

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Kamenew-Rosenfeld field o roses)-Meenber of the delegation at Brest litowsk

This quiet and wort y individualHas doaked his nature in an over-allSteeped deep in leamed western dyeTear off his g l a ~ s- and you see the Ife 1

The Hebrew wolf rapaciously .With b r ~ dfangs gfares hungrily

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: K. Radek-Sobelsohn Son o the Sable : Ublqultous a ent of the Soviet; often ln Berlin. : Dark

isthe sable, : Ferocious and cunning.

Radek is able : o beat i t while running : Radek, K Radek, read Kradek means thlef, - : Which l the scoundrel ooly btlief. . :


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Soviet Agent ln America .

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o you are better off old uncle Sam ' : Pipes w i z ~ n eEurope, devoid of ali jam. - ,Wai t a bit" Sammy says, : ,l 'rn on the s ~ t : ,Soon Mosoovatic ra .WiU bust thil po t 4

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Surely no dainty di sh,But remember, - why

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Bolshevlet agltator who alto trled her luck ln the States.

She smi1es so swcetly :As with gin

She res so neatly With her grin. :She is the vilest woman going fo r from her loving artful sowing

The bolsMvistic harvest grew Th at ki ~ the nations - but fattens the Jew . :

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Head of the politlcat deparirnenf of theX. soviet anny .

Each regiment and every squadls blessed with a J wish spy.Should anyone dare t o ask but ,what ?Hc ll soon know the rcason why .

H ' lt swing or be sh ot or disappearln somc most legal wa yAnd those at his home necd have no fear, -They ll be forced to take part in the play.

Roulan Jew. lnaffgator of the atrodous mur-lerlng of tbe hostage5 at Munich. After hlteec.ape lnto Austrla, he wa5 conductecf. to theRUI Ian frontler. ls now metnber of the So-

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.He ~ f ls fully at his ease . Conviud he is the ftower of the jews . .

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Toblas Axelrodjobber jew fr 1n Mo1cow,Delegate of the people during thethe Munich soviet. Now

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Mosc:ow soviet to Lfthuanla.

At the masses he did smileBland and vile.

When things bust, quick wenfVile and bland

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Levln Nissen Russian Jew. Wlth Max levien instil[ator f the m u r der o f the hostages at Munich;

caught and tried before a Bavarlan court he was convie ted of mur der and shot. :

Of what H ~ 1 1k e ~ p snethermostAnd what here appears as manSurely Sing-Sing cannot boastA more perfcct specimen.

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Member of the National Assembly ln Russia.

No 'National 1 assemblyCan ever be complete,Except a glossy sheenyUsurp the foremost seat.

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Tafky-tilky does the showMountains of HoneyAnd the Workmoen are not slowTo pay good money.

Tbt. l the a l k ~ rloves th e workman,Cie ar f

nd the workman pays t ~ talkerDea r f

And 10 ile-ek Mister HoneymanLeads the gaping workman onTiH he has him on t h ~ nan~ ~ 1 jewish joUrMyman f

Karadlan-1Ambassador of the Soviet at Wanow

Kara Chan the black Master'Ought to play the f i d d l ~fasterNot being able toHe only looks at you

But among the Jewish bandThat fiddles Ruesla to her end

He composes the dancesTo ~ p her in tranoee

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StainbergStony mounfllln)

Comlnlllloner of J tk .

The law setJnt always flckle,But the Jcw euts i t . top wlth a sicklt,T ean lt ottt by the rootTill hl9 ends it will suit.

If thll at hia biddittg the l aw fall,What if 'Justice' be at hia beek and cali?

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Prosmlan 1his pseude-Gennan allas not known.

Minister of Agriculture.

Among the men that till the landThe re goes an old, old tate:The goat is only g o od on sandOr rocks where a11 cr o ps fail .

But 1he jews know bctterTh ey take wh at loo ks a human goatPut him a c ros s th e ye o man's road

The land t o f t t e rh a fe r th e so if what ever the t o it,

T he J w d o cs no t car e.If e cann o t tifl , he . CHm ot so w,But 1he har vest ti m e he weil d oe s kn ow t

And he take s his share.

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