Unraveling the Bolshevik Revolution

This chapter challenges conventional narratives surrounding Tsar Nicholas II and the Bolshevik Revolution, suggesting that his abdication was fabricated and exploring the significant Jewish influence in the political landscape of post-imperial Russia. It examines the tactics used by Bolshevik leaders to consolidate power amid chaos, including coercion and propaganda, while critiquing Lenin's unfulfilled promises to the people. The analysis also reveals the brutal measures and upheavals during this period, including the establishment of the gulag system and the violent policies that laid the groundwork for oppression in Soviet society.