The Russian Revolution of 1917, a German conspiracy?

Contrary to the general belief, the triumph of the Russian Revolution was not related to the uprising of the proletariat against the Tsar, but rather with the German investment in the bolshevik cause, with the sole aim of driving Russia out of World War I. Stalin, Lenin, Trotsky and other bolsheviks were irrelevant compared to the hidden figure of Israel Helphand. He was the most important bolshevik, the main agent of destruction of the German General Staff in Russia, a weapons dealer, a media magnate, a spy, a swindler of his comerades, a traitor and a merchant of revolution.

Israel Helphand made a fortune helping the Young Turks revolution of 1908, selling weapons during the Balkan wars of 1912-1913. owned 6 newspapers and also lent financial support to Lenin’s Iskra newspaper and Trotsky’s Nashe Slovo. This video contains the story of Helphand revealed in the documents of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, published by authors Zeman and Scharlau. The unspeakable pact of the German and the Bolsheviks briefly mentioned by Kerensky and Trotsky in their books. This is the story that can change everything you thought you knew about Communism.

The leading bolsheviks in the financial apparatus were Israel Helphand, Christian Rakovsky, Jacob Fürstenberg and Moisei Uritsky. On the German side, all the relevant men knew the unspeakable pact; Kaiser Wilhelm II, President Paul von Hindenburg, President Friedrich Ebert, General Erich Ludendorff, Minister to Copenhagen Brockdorff-Rantzau, Minister to the Holy See Diego von Bergen, State Secretary Gottlieb von Jagow, State Secretary Richard von Kühlmann, Baron Hilman von dem Bussche, Minister to Romania, Vice Chancellor Philipp Scheidemann. And of course banker Max Warburg. The bolshevik fire started by the German intelligence started in Russia almost turn to ashes Germany too. The Spartacist revolution started by Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht caused 10.000 victims in the country.

Find all the bibliography in my book “The Banking Revolutions”.

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