Historical Fact:
In late 1917, when the Bolshevik leader Lenin arrived in Russia by sealed train carriage with German (Sion Sect Jewish) Gold, 90% of his ‘companions’ were of Talmudic heritage.
Many belonged to various revolutionary & socialist parties, not just the Bolsheviks. They were brought to Russia as a weapon to begin the mass ritual slaughter of Orthodox Christians, latter named ‘The Red Terror’
Lenin’s carriage:
1. Abramovich Maya Zelikovna
2. Aizenbund Meer Kivovich
3. Armand Inessa Fedorovna
4. Goberman Mikhail Vulfovich
5. Grebel'skaya Fanya
6. Kon Elena Felixovna
7. Konstantinovich Anna Evgen'evna
8. Krupskaya Nadezhda Konstantinovna
9. Lenin (Ulyanov-Blank) Vladimir Ilyich
10. Linde Johann-Arnold Johannovich
11. Miringof Elijah Davidovich
12. Miringof Maria Efimovna
13. Mortochkina Valentina Sergeevna (wife of Safarov)
14. Peineson Semen Gershovich
15. Pogosskaya Bunya Khemovna (with her son Ruvim)
16. Ravich Sarra Nakumovna
17. Radek (Sobelson) Karl Bernhardovich
18. Radomyslskaya Zlata Evnovna
19. Radomyslsky-Zinoviev (Apfelbaum) Ovsey-Gershen Aronovich
20. Radomyslsky Stefan Ovseevich
21. Rivkin Zalman-Berk Oserovich
22. Rosenblum David Mordukhovich
23. Safarov (Voldin) Georgy Ivanovich
24. Skovno Abram Anchilovich
25. Slyusareva Nadezhda Mikhailovna
26. Sokolnikov (‘Diamond’) Hirsch Yankelovich
27. Suliashvili David Sokratovich
28. Usievich Grigory Alexandrovich
29. Kharitonov Moses Motkovich
30. Tskhakaya Mikhail Grigoryevich
Members of the RSDRP (Russian Social Democratic Labour Party):
1. Avdeev Ivan Ananevich (with his wife and son)
2. Akselrod Tovia Leizerovich (with his wife)
3. Aptekman Joseph Vasilyevich
4. Asiriani Sosipatr Samsonovich
5. Astrov (Poves) Isaac Sergeevich
6. Baugidze Samuel Grigoryevich
7. Belenky
8. Belenky Zakhary Davidovich (with his wife and child)
9. Bogrova Valentina Leonidovna
10. Bronstein Rosa Abramovna
11. Vanadze Alexander Semenovich
12. Voikov (Weiner) Pinkhus Lazarevich
13. Heronimus Joseph Borisovich
14. Gershten
15. Gishvaliner Petr Iosifovich
16. Gogiashvili Polycarp Davidovich (with his wife and child)
17. Gokhblit Matvey Iosifovich
18. Gudovich
19. Dobrovitsky Zakhary Leibovich
20. Doidze Solomon Yassevich
21. Zhviv (Makar) Simeon Moiseevich
22. Ioffe David Nahumovich (with his wife)
23. Kogan Vladimir Abramovich
24. Kogan Israel Iremievich (with his wife and child)
25. Kopelman
26. Kristi Mikhail Petrovich
27. Lebedev (Polyansky) Pavel Ivanovich (with his wife and child)
28. Levina
29. Levin Iochim Davidovich
30. Levitman Liba Berkovna
31. Lunacharsky Anatoly Vasilyevich
32. Lyudninskaya
33. Manevich Abram-Evel Izrailevich (with his wife)
34. Manuilsky Dmitry Zakharovich
35. Martov (‘Tsederbaum’, from the Yiddish ‘Keder’) Julian Osipovich
36. Martynov (Piker) Semen Yulyevich (with his wife and child)
37. Mgeladze Vlasa Djarismanovich
38. Movshovich Moshe Solomonovich (with his wife and child)
39. Muntian Sergey Fedorovich (with wife)
40. Nazaryev Mikhail Fedorovich
41. Orzherovsky Mark (with wife and child)
42. Orlov (Mender) Fedor Ivanovich
43. Ostashkinskaya Rosa Hirsch-Arapovna
44. Pevzaya Viktor Vasilyevich
45. Przhiborovsky Stefan Vladislavovich
46. Plastinin Nikanor Fedorovich (with wife and child)
47. Pozin Vladimir Ivanovich
48. Rabinovich (Skenrer) Pilya Iosifovna
49. Reitman (with wife and child)
50. Rosenblum Herman Khaskelovich
51. Rokhlin Mordkha Vulfovich
52. Ruzer Leonid Isaakovich (with wife)
53. Ryazanov (Goldendach) David Borisovich
54. Sagredo Nicholas Petrovich (with wife)
55. Sadokaya Iosif Bezhanovich
56. Semkovsky (Bronstein) Semen Yulyevich (with wife)
📰📖 Source:
Newspaper of Vladimir L. Burtsev “The Common Cause" from 14.10.1917 and 16.10.1917. Also published in Oleg Platonov’s ‘Destruction of the Russian Tsardom’, 2013 (Book banned in РФ 🇷🇺) pages 41-48.
Continued list of Talmudic Yiddish Revolutionaries, who traveled with Lenin by train into Revolutionary Russia:
57. Sokolinskaya Gitlya Lazarevna (with husband)
58. Sokolnikova (with child)
59. Stroeva
60. Turkin Mikhail Pavlovich
61. Finkel Moses Adolfovich
62. Khaperia Konstantin Alexeyevich
63. Sheikman Aaron Leibovich
64. Shifrin Natan Kalmanovich
65. Ehrenburg Ilya Lazarevich
Members of the ‘Bund’:
66. Abramovich (Reyn) Rafael Abramovich (with wife and two children)
67. Alter Estera Israilevna (with child)
68. Barak
69. Boltina Lazar Khaimovich
70. Weinberg Markus Aronovich
71. Galperin
72. Diment Lazar Nahumovich
73. Drankin Vulf Meerovich (with wife and child)
74. Dreizenstok Anna Meerovna
75. Zanin Mayrom Monashevich
76. Idelson Mark Lipmanovich
77. Ioffe Pinkus Yoselevich
78. Klavir Lev Solomonovich
79. Kontorsky Samuil-Srul Davidovich
80. Levit (Gellert-Levit) Eydel Meerovna (with child)
81. Lerner David
82. Lipnin Judah Leybovich
83. Lyubinsky Mechislav-Abram Osipovich (with wife and child)
84. Luxemburg Moses Solomonovich
85. Makhlina Taiva-Zeylik Zelmanovich
86. Meerovich Movsha Gilelevich
87. Nakhimzon Meer Itskovich
88. Pinlis Meer Bentsianovich
89. Rakov Moses Ilyich
90. Rosen Khaim Yudovich (with wife)
91. Svetitsky A.A.
92. Skeptor Yakov Leybinovich
93. Slobodsky Valentin Osipovich
94. Tusenev Isaak Markovich
95. Hefel Abram Yakovlevich
96. Zukerstein Solomon Srulovich (with two children)
97. Sheinberg
98. Sheinis Iser Khaimovich
Socialist Revolutionaries (SRs):
99. Bezzemelny (Ustinov) Alexey Mikhailovich
100. Belyaeva (Ures) Maria Alexandrovna (with child)
101. Bobrov (Natanson) Mark Andreevich (with wife V.I. Alexandrovna)
102. Vesnshtein Israel Aronovich
103. Vinogradova Elizabeth Ievrovna
104. Gavronsky Dmitry Osipovich
105. Dakhlina David Grigorievich (with wife and child)
106. Kalyan Evgenia Nikolaevna
107. Klyushin Boris Israilevich (with wife)
108. Levinzon Meer Abramovich (with wife and child)
109. Lunkevich Zoe Pavlovna
110. Perel Revekka
111. Proshyan Tron Pershovich
112. Rosenberg Lev Iosifovich (with wife and two children)
113. Ulyanov Grigory Karlovich
114. Tendelevich Leonid Abramovich (with wife and two children)
115. Freifeld Lev Vladimirovich (with wife and child)
Anarcho-Communists:
115. Butsevich Alexander Stanislavovich
116. Vyugin Yakov (with wife and children)
117. Giterman Abram Moiseevich (with wife and child)
118. Goldstein Abram Borisovich
119. Lipdits Olga (with child)
120. Maximov (Yastrzhembsky) Timofey Fedorovich
121. Miller Abram Lipovich (with wife and two children)
122. Rivkin Abram Yakovlevich
123. Rubinchik Efraim-Abram Aronovich
124. Segalov Abram Vulfovich (with wife)
125. Skutelsky Joseph Isaakovich
126. Toybiseman Vetya Israilevna
127. Shmulevich Ester Isaakovna
128. Yustin David
Social Democrats of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania:
129. Goldblum Rosa Mavrikiyevna
130. Urban Ernst Ivanovich (with wife and child)
131. Shuster Ivan Germanovich
Polish Socialist Party:
132. Kon Felix Yakovlevich (with daughter and son-in-law)
133. Lapinsky (Levinson) Meer Abramovich
134. Shpakovsky Yan-Ignatiy Alexandrovich
Poale Zion (Workers of Zion):
135. Volovnina Alassa Ovseevna
136. Kara
Socialist Zionists:
137. Dines Rivka Khaimovna
138. Rosenberg Lev Iosifovich
Social Democratic Party of Lithuania:
139. Martna Mikhail Yuryevich
Others:
140. Averbukh Shmul-Leyba Iosifovich
141. Balabanova Anzhelika Isaakovna
142. Braginsky Monus Osipovich
143. Goniandsky Iosif Abramovich
144. Zifeld Arthur Rudolfovich
145. Karadzai Georgiy Artemyevich (with wife)
146. Kimmel Iogan Voldemarovich
147. Makarova Olga Mikhaylovna
148. Mararam Elia Evelchevna
149. Meisner Ivan (with wife and two children)
The complete extensive list of Jewish and other Shabbos Goy revolutionaries who were ‘injected’ into the Provisional Government run Russia.
The Tsar, detained, isolated & under arrest is unable to stop these dangerous enemies of Russia/mass murderers from entering the country.
150. Odoyevsky (Severov) Afanasius Semenovich
151. Okudzhava Vladimir Stepanovich
152. Rashkovsky Khaim Punksovich
153. Slobodsky Solomon Mordkovich
154. Sokolov Pavel Yakovlevich
155. Stuchevsky Pavel Vladimirovich
156. Troyanovsky Konstantin Mikhailovich
157. Shapiro Mark Leopoldovich.
"By helping Lenin travel to Russia," wrote the German military leader Erich Ludendorff later, "our government assumed a special responsibility. From a military point of view, this undertaking was justified. Russia had to be brought down."
Other German statesmen reasoned similarly. The envoy in Copenhagen, Count Brockdorff-Rantzau, advised the government to agree to the passage of Bolshevik functionaries through Germany, as it could be expected that within three months, Russia would undergo a complete collapse and the destruction of its military power. In the end, the German government allowed the Bolsheviks to pass in exchange for a promise to assist in the immediate conclusion of a separate peace.
The German authorities (most likely convinced by International banking capital) provided Lenin and the group of citizens from a hostile state traveling with him - Bolsheviks, Bundists, and other ‘internationalists’ with a special carriage for the journey to Russia.
After Lenin and 29 other passengers boarded, three doors of the carriage were sealed, leaving the fourth, rear door open. Accompanying Lenin were his wife Nadezhda Krupskaya and his mistress Inessa Armand, along with close associates Zinoviev, Radek, Safarov, Sokolnikov, and others.
Shortly afterward, German intelligence services transported an entire poisonous trainload of revolutionaries (90 percent of them (Sion Moloch Temple Sect Jews) through German territory - resolute enemies of the Russian state, who played a terrible role in the history of Russia, becoming a pillar of the anti-Russian Bolshevik regime for many years.
https://x.com/OCanonist/status/1831979330051969231Historical Fact:
In late 1917, when the Bolshevik leader Lenin arrived in Russia by sealed train carriage with German (Sion Sect Jewish) Gold, 90% of his ‘companions’ were of Talmudic heritage.
Many belonged to various revolutionary & socialist parties, not just the Bolsheviks. They were brought to Russia as a weapon to begin the mass ritual slaughter of Orthodox Christians, latter named ‘The Red Terror’
Lenin’s carriage:
1. Abramovich Maya Zelikovna
2. Aizenbund Meer Kivovich
3. Armand Inessa Fedorovna
4. Goberman Mikhail Vulfovich
5. Grebel'skaya Fanya
6. Kon Elena Felixovna
7. Konstantinovich Anna Evgen'evna
8. Krupskaya Nadezhda Konstantinovna
9. Lenin (Ulyanov-Blank) Vladimir Ilyich
10. Linde Johann-Arnold Johannovich
11. Miringof Elijah Davidovich
12. Miringof Maria Efimovna
13. Mortochkina Valentina Sergeevna (wife of Safarov)
14. Peineson Semen Gershovich
15. Pogosskaya Bunya Khemovna (with her son Ruvim)
16. Ravich Sarra Nakumovna
17. Radek (Sobelson) Karl Bernhardovich
18. Radomyslskaya Zlata Evnovna
19. Radomyslsky-Zinoviev (Apfelbaum) Ovsey-Gershen Aronovich
20. Radomyslsky Stefan Ovseevich
21. Rivkin Zalman-Berk Oserovich
22. Rosenblum David Mordukhovich
23. Safarov (Voldin) Georgy Ivanovich
24. Skovno Abram Anchilovich
25. Slyusareva Nadezhda Mikhailovna
26. Sokolnikov (‘Diamond’) Hirsch Yankelovich
27. Suliashvili David Sokratovich
28. Usievich Grigory Alexandrovich
29. Kharitonov Moses Motkovich
30. Tskhakaya Mikhail Grigoryevich
Members of the RSDRP (Russian Social Democratic Labour Party):
1. Avdeev Ivan Ananevich (with his wife and son)
2. Akselrod Tovia Leizerovich (with his wife)
3. Aptekman Joseph Vasilyevich
4. Asiriani Sosipatr Samsonovich
5. Astrov (Poves) Isaac Sergeevich
6. Baugidze Samuel Grigoryevich
7. Belenky
8. Belenky Zakhary Davidovich (with his wife and child)
9. Bogrova Valentina Leonidovna
10. Bronstein Rosa Abramovna
11. Vanadze Alexander Semenovich
12. Voikov (Weiner) Pinkhus Lazarevich
13. Heronimus Joseph Borisovich
14. Gershten
15. Gishvaliner Petr Iosifovich
16. Gogiashvili Polycarp Davidovich (with his wife and child)
17. Gokhblit Matvey Iosifovich
18. Gudovich
19. Dobrovitsky Zakhary Leibovich
20. Doidze Solomon Yassevich
21. Zhviv (Makar) Simeon Moiseevich
22. Ioffe David Nahumovich (with his wife)
23. Kogan Vladimir Abramovich
24. Kogan Israel Iremievich (with his wife and child)
25. Kopelman
26. Kristi Mikhail Petrovich
27. Lebedev (Polyansky) Pavel Ivanovich (with his wife and child)
28. Levina
29. Levin Iochim Davidovich
30. Levitman Liba Berkovna
31. Lunacharsky Anatoly Vasilyevich
32. Lyudninskaya
33. Manevich Abram-Evel Izrailevich (with his wife)
34. Manuilsky Dmitry Zakharovich
35. Martov (‘Tsederbaum’, from the Yiddish ‘Keder’) Julian Osipovich
36. Martynov (Piker) Semen Yulyevich (with his wife and child)
37. Mgeladze Vlasa Djarismanovich
38. Movshovich Moshe Solomonovich (with his wife and child)
39. Muntian Sergey Fedorovich (with wife)
40. Nazaryev Mikhail Fedorovich
41. Orzherovsky Mark (with wife and child)
42. Orlov (Mender) Fedor Ivanovich
43. Ostashkinskaya Rosa Hirsch-Arapovna
44. Pevzaya Viktor Vasilyevich
45. Przhiborovsky Stefan Vladislavovich
46. Plastinin Nikanor Fedorovich (with wife and child)
47. Pozin Vladimir Ivanovich
48. Rabinovich (Skenrer) Pilya Iosifovna
49. Reitman (with wife and child)
50. Rosenblum Herman Khaskelovich
51. Rokhlin Mordkha Vulfovich
52. Ruzer Leonid Isaakovich (with wife)
53. Ryazanov (Goldendach) David Borisovich
54. Sagredo Nicholas Petrovich (with wife)
55. Sadokaya Iosif Bezhanovich
56. Semkovsky (Bronstein) Semen Yulyevich (with wife)
📰📖 Source:
Newspaper of Vladimir L. Burtsev “The Common Cause" from 14.10.1917 and 16.10.1917. Also published in Oleg Platonov’s ‘Destruction of the Russian Tsardom’, 2013 (Book banned in РФ 🇷🇺) pages 41-48.
Continued list of Talmudic Yiddish Revolutionaries, who traveled with Lenin by train into Revolutionary Russia:
57. Sokolinskaya Gitlya Lazarevna (with husband)
58. Sokolnikova (with child)
59. Stroeva
60. Turkin Mikhail Pavlovich
61. Finkel Moses Adolfovich
62. Khaperia Konstantin Alexeyevich
63. Sheikman Aaron Leibovich
64. Shifrin Natan Kalmanovich
65. Ehrenburg Ilya Lazarevich
Members of the ‘Bund’:
66. Abramovich (Reyn) Rafael Abramovich (with wife and two children)
67. Alter Estera Israilevna (with child)
68. Barak
69. Boltina Lazar Khaimovich
70. Weinberg Markus Aronovich
71. Galperin
72. Diment Lazar Nahumovich
73. Drankin Vulf Meerovich (with wife and child)
74. Dreizenstok Anna Meerovna
75. Zanin Mayrom Monashevich
76. Idelson Mark Lipmanovich
77. Ioffe Pinkus Yoselevich
78. Klavir Lev Solomonovich
79. Kontorsky Samuil-Srul Davidovich
80. Levit (Gellert-Levit) Eydel Meerovna (with child)
81. Lerner David
82. Lipnin Judah Leybovich
83. Lyubinsky Mechislav-Abram Osipovich (with wife and child)
84. Luxemburg Moses Solomonovich
85. Makhlina Taiva-Zeylik Zelmanovich
86. Meerovich Movsha Gilelevich
87. Nakhimzon Meer Itskovich
88. Pinlis Meer Bentsianovich
89. Rakov Moses Ilyich
90. Rosen Khaim Yudovich (with wife)
91. Svetitsky A.A.
92. Skeptor Yakov Leybinovich
93. Slobodsky Valentin Osipovich
94. Tusenev Isaak Markovich
95. Hefel Abram Yakovlevich
96. Zukerstein Solomon Srulovich (with two children)
97. Sheinberg
98. Sheinis Iser Khaimovich
Socialist Revolutionaries (SRs):
99. Bezzemelny (Ustinov) Alexey Mikhailovich
100. Belyaeva (Ures) Maria Alexandrovna (with child)
101. Bobrov (Natanson) Mark Andreevich (with wife V.I. Alexandrovna)
102. Vesnshtein Israel Aronovich
103. Vinogradova Elizabeth Ievrovna
104. Gavronsky Dmitry Osipovich
105. Dakhlina David Grigorievich (with wife and child)
106. Kalyan Evgenia Nikolaevna
107. Klyushin Boris Israilevich (with wife)
108. Levinzon Meer Abramovich (with wife and child)
109. Lunkevich Zoe Pavlovna
110. Perel Revekka
111. Proshyan Tron Pershovich
112. Rosenberg Lev Iosifovich (with wife and two children)
113. Ulyanov Grigory Karlovich
114. Tendelevich Leonid Abramovich (with wife and two children)
115. Freifeld Lev Vladimirovich (with wife and child)
Anarcho-Communists:
115. Butsevich Alexander Stanislavovich
116. Vyugin Yakov (with wife and children)
117. Giterman Abram Moiseevich (with wife and child)
118. Goldstein Abram Borisovich
119. Lipdits Olga (with child)
120. Maximov (Yastrzhembsky) Timofey Fedorovich
121. Miller Abram Lipovich (with wife and two children)
122. Rivkin Abram Yakovlevich
123. Rubinchik Efraim-Abram Aronovich
124. Segalov Abram Vulfovich (with wife)
125. Skutelsky Joseph Isaakovich
126. Toybiseman Vetya Israilevna
127. Shmulevich Ester Isaakovna
128. Yustin David
Social Democrats of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania:
129. Goldblum Rosa Mavrikiyevna
130. Urban Ernst Ivanovich (with wife and child)
131. Shuster Ivan Germanovich
Polish Socialist Party:
132. Kon Felix Yakovlevich (with daughter and son-in-law)
133. Lapinsky (Levinson) Meer Abramovich
134. Shpakovsky Yan-Ignatiy Alexandrovich
Poale Zion (Workers of Zion):
135. Volovnina Alassa Ovseevna
136. Kara
Socialist Zionists:
137. Dines Rivka Khaimovna
138. Rosenberg Lev Iosifovich
Social Democratic Party of Lithuania:
139. Martna Mikhail Yuryevich
Others:
140. Averbukh Shmul-Leyba Iosifovich
141. Balabanova Anzhelika Isaakovna
142. Braginsky Monus Osipovich
143. Goniandsky Iosif Abramovich
144. Zifeld Arthur Rudolfovich
145. Karadzai Georgiy Artemyevich (with wife)
146. Kimmel Iogan Voldemarovich
147. Makarova Olga Mikhaylovna
148. Mararam Elia Evelchevna
149. Meisner Ivan (with wife and two children)
The complete extensive list of Jewish and other Shabbos Goy revolutionaries who were ‘injected’ into the Provisional Government run Russia.
The Tsar, detained, isolated & under arrest is unable to stop these dangerous enemies of Russia/mass murderers from entering the country.
150. Odoyevsky (Severov) Afanasius Semenovich
151. Okudzhava Vladimir Stepanovich
152. Rashkovsky Khaim Punksovich
153. Slobodsky Solomon Mordkovich
154. Sokolov Pavel Yakovlevich
155. Stuchevsky Pavel Vladimirovich
156. Troyanovsky Konstantin Mikhailovich
157. Shapiro Mark Leopoldovich.
"By helping Lenin travel to Russia," wrote the German military leader Erich Ludendorff later, "our government assumed a special responsibility. From a military point of view, this undertaking was justified. Russia had to be brought down."
Other German statesmen reasoned similarly. The envoy in Copenhagen, Count Brockdorff-Rantzau, advised the government to agree to the passage of Bolshevik functionaries through Germany, as it could be expected that within three months, Russia would undergo a complete collapse and the destruction of its military power. In the end, the German government allowed the Bolsheviks to pass in exchange for a promise to assist in the immediate conclusion of a separate peace.
The German authorities (most likely convinced by International banking capital) provided Lenin and the group of citizens from a hostile state traveling with him - Bolsheviks, Bundists, and other ‘internationalists’ with a special carriage for the journey to Russia.
After Lenin and 29 other passengers boarded, three doors of the carriage were sealed, leaving the fourth, rear door open. Accompanying Lenin were his wife Nadezhda Krupskaya and his mistress Inessa Armand, along with close associates Zinoviev, Radek, Safarov, Sokolnikov, and others.
Shortly afterward, German intelligence services transported an entire poisonous trainload of revolutionaries (90 percent of them (Sion Moloch Temple Sect Jews) through German territory - resolute enemies of the Russian state, who played a terrible role in the history of Russia, becoming a pillar of the anti-Russian Bolshevik regime for many years.
https://x.com/OCanonist/status/1831979330051969231
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