Jewish Identity and Bolshevik Perception

This chapter explores how Bolshevik Jews adopted pseudonyms to evade anti-Semitic backlash during the revolution. It discusses the implications of their name changes, the visibility of Jews in Soviet governance, and the rise of anti-Semitism as a response to that presence. The chapter also addresses the assassination of the Russian imperial family, examining Jewish involvement and the resulting misconceptions surrounding their role in these historical events.