The founders of the Marxist movement

Karl Marx:
Karl Marx was a Jew that inspired Lenin and Trotsky with his Communist beliefs and attitudes. He was secretly a master of devil. There are images of Marx that he has put his right hand on his heart as mysterious Masonic symbol. In addition, Nathan Rothschild the Zionist had paid sums to Karl Marx. Two checks that Nathan Rothschild wrote to Karl Marx were to be exhibited in a museum in England.
Lenin:
His original name is Lenin, Vladimir Lich Yulyanof and his grandfather was Jew named Alexander Demitrowich Blanc. Jews say if the mother of someone is a Jew, he is automatically Jewish. Wayne McGuire is a researcher from Harvard University. He writes: "According to the legal standard of return to Israel, Lenin was a Jew, because one of his ancestors (grandfathers or grandmothers) was Jewish. It seems that Lenin was not only a Jew, but he was a racist Jew that knew his race as the best. Lenin was a Jewish racist that deliberately gave intellectual important positions to the Jews. "
Trotsky:
Leon Trotsky (1879-1940) is a Jew whose real name is Le Davidwich Bronstain. He was born in Khersan in the Ukraine. He was the son of a Jew who in appearance had Russian character (and citizenship). Trotsky was called man No. 2 in Russia on terms of power after Lenin, who was man No. 1. After Lenin's stroke, Trotsky lost power to Stalin. Trotsky is considered as a Russian Marxist theoretician and a revolutionary person. He was one of the main leaders of the USSR. He studied in the port of Odessa and Mykolaiv; in 1896he started his political career in the Mykolaiv Populist, but soon he became a Marxist. After a short stop at the University of Odessa, in 1896 he returned back to Mykolaiv to form the Russian workers union for which he was arrested and was sent to prison and was deported to Siberia. In 1902, when he was in exile in Siberia, he fled and went to Europe and changed his name and adopted the name Trotsky. In foreign countries he met Lenin and Georgi Plekhanov and L. Martov and other Russian Social-Democratic members and joined them that and at the time they released publication of Iskra (it means sparks). He attended at the second congress of the Social Democratic Party in London, which was held in 1903, and later, in 1905, he returned to Russia to be an active member of the revolution. Later, he was chosen as chairman of vices of the workers in St. Petersburg in Russia. In December 1905, he was jailed and later exiled to Siberia. It was then that he re-examined "contradictory speech about revolution in backward Russia", and wrote a book in this relation in 1905 and wrote another book called "Results and Comments» in 1906.
Trotsky came to New York on the thirteenth of January 1917. Russian Jews who owned the Office of Studies of Vitagraph Film in Brooklyn, New York gave him a job and he cast in three films, which one of them was called "my official wife" and Calera Kimball Young played the role of the wife. Trotsky played the role of a Russian revolutionary in the film.
Stalin:
Original name of Joseph Stalin (1879-1953) was "Joseph Vissarionovich Dejogashvily" and he was from Georgia and almost in 1910, he chose Stalin's nickname, which means "Iron Man". He worked for the Rothschilds who owned banks and manufacturers of alcoholic beverages. Some British says: the era that Bern Edmond de Rothschild made trips to Georgia for the purchase of grapes and production of alcoholic beverages had affair with Stalin's mother and Stalin is from the Rothschilds. They say to prove this, the DNA of Stalin's daughter, who now is alive, can be used as well as DNA of one of the children of Baron Edmond de Rothschild.
Other Jewish Marxists:
The first Russian Marxists were Jewish. Nicholas Yutin was the first Russian Marxist between 1860 and 1870, who has played a major role in establishing international communist branch of Russia. They recall him as a Jewish Russian who was a pioneer in revolutionary movement. Many Jews of Russia, including the founder of the Russian Movement of Nerodnik called Mark Nytnsn followed Nicholas Yutin. Paul Axelrod, along with George Pelkhanov and Vera Zasolytch formed a three-member Russian Social-Democratic movement in 1883 – and they followed Yutin as well. Jews like Rosalie Beograd, who was a woman that married to Plekhanov, and Meyer Molodtsky and Gregory Goldenberg and M. W. Deutsch and Vladimir Jakelson and Iron Sandlovitch and Hesya Halfman, who was a Jewish woman who was sentenced to death for killing Tsar Alexander, were all Jews who followed Yutin.
Another point is that during the years 1880 and 1890, Jewish socialism was formed and then, the revolutionary emotions rose among the Jewish youth which could lead to Jews' socialism movement.
Parkin in his book "The origin of the Jewish workers' movement in Russia" knows two important factors as the origin and the cause of Jews' socialism that one is inappropriate situation of masses of Jews and the other factor was enlightened teachings from past generations in Jewish life. He said in some cases, these two factors caused a mass revolt in the public affairs against the rich people and power. For example, the emergence of the movement Chesdik is one of those cases that rose socialism Jews as sequence and appendices of Chesdism as a doctrine for the poor people to use it in protest and social and revolutionary situations.
Three so-called revolutionary parties belonged to the Jews. One of them was the Mensheviks whose heads were Martov and Dan who were two Jews. The other party was Social Democratic party in Russia, which apparently belonged to non-Jews, but the head was a Jew named Denyshoysky. The other party was Bolsheviks whose leader was Lenin. Bolshevik Party later renamed the Communist Party.
Wayne McGuire is a researcher from Harvard University. He writes: "Lenin said that Jews form fifty percent of veteran communist terrorists in South-West Russia." It is worth noting that the first Soviet Commissars were mostly Jewish at the beginning.
Between 1918 and 1919, 457 out of 556 people, who had important positions in the Bolshevik government, were Jewish (i.e., more than 82 percent of them were Jewish). It is worth noting that at the time, Soviet Jews also tried to purchase cereal and food from the north of Iran and take them to the Soviet Union; they were like their English fellows who were involved in killing 40 percent of the Iranian people between 1917 and 1919. Of course, this does not mean that in the years after 1919, the positions were granted to the Gentiles, but this means that the founders of the Bolshevik revolution were the Jews and most of the posts were also at their disposal and reinstated in the positions. List of a number of these Jews is seen in the table below.
A part of the responsibilities in the Bolshevik rule of Jews in Soviet Union
row Department or office First name and surname Nationality or religion
1 head Vladimir Ilich Ulyanov (Lenin) Russia
2 Foreign affairs G.V. Chicherin Georgia
3 Nationalities Joseph Dzhugashvili (Stalin) Georgia
4 agriculture portion Armenia
5 Economy council Lourie (Larin) Jewish
6 Nutrition issues A.G. Schlikhter Jewish
7 Army and navy forces Leon DAvidovich Bronstein (Trotski) Jewish
8 Control of country K.I. Lander Jewish
9 Lands of the country Kaufmann Jewish
10 labor V. Schmidt Jewish
11 Social security E. Lilina (Knigissen) Jewish
12 education A. Lunacharsky Russia
13 religion Spitzberg Jewish
14 Internal affairs Apfelbaum (Radomyslski) Jewish
15 Internal affairs (Zinoviev) Jewish
16 hygiene Apfelbaum (Radomyslski) Jewish
17 Department of finance I.E. Gukovs (and G. Sokol-nikov) Jewish
18 Media and press Voldarski (Goldstein) Jewish
19 elections M.S. Uritsky Jewish
20 justice I.Z. Shteinberg Jewish
21 Refugees affairs Fenigstein Jewish
22 Refugees affairs Savitch (Assistant) Jewish
23 Refugees affairs Zazslovski (Assistant) Jewish