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Title: Communism in Germany, 1920-1930
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Published: Oct 21, 1933
Author: Adolf Ehrt
Post Date: 2010-10-21 01:18:45 by Itistoolate
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This is a 148 MB PDF Download of the 1933 book "Communism in Germany! The Truth about the Communist Conspiracy on the Eve of the National Revolution" by Adolf Ehrt. The Russia No. 1 Report shows just what the German people feared about jewish Bolshevism. 
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#6. To: Itistoolate (#0)
Bolshevism is rule by the majority. The russian word "bolshevik" literally means "majority" in english. Both communism and democracy are rule by the majority. Both communism and democracy hold popular elections. The only real difference between communism and democracy is in terms of what constitutes the organized majority. Under communism, the organized majority is the proletarian, or poor people. The demonized opposition is the bourgeoisie. Under democracy, the organized majority is usually an ethnic group. However, in the case of the US and Israel, the organized majority is Diversity, or victim cult people. The demonized opposition to Diversity is oppressor people, that being the white supremacist for the US and the gentile for Israel. The similarity of communism and democracy is evidenced by the adjectives that communist countries place in their titles: Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (North Korea) Republic of Cuba Socialist Republic of Vietnam Peoples Republic of China A republic is basically a democracy with elected middlemen, or representatives.
Let's not lose our marbles now. The Bolsheviks ("majority") and Mensheviks ("minority") were nicknames of factions of the banned marxist Social Democratic Labor Party of Russia that split over revolutionary doctrine and tactics. The Bolsheviks (Lenin, Zinoviev, Stalin & others) believed in a party of a revolutionary vanguard many non-party sympathizers and supporters. The Mensheviks (Trotsky, Plekhanov & others) believed in trade unionism and having a large party of activists. The SDLP operating in exile split into the two factions that took these names in London at a congress in 1903. Whatever their names, they were all revolutionary communists and marxists.
Bolshevik The Bolsheviks, originally also[1] Bolshevists[2] (Russian: k3;l6;l3;n0;m6;k7;k4;l0;l2;l0;, k3;l6;l3;n0;m6;k7;k4;l0;l2; (singular) Russian pronunciation: [bYl²‚hÈv²ik], derived from bol'shinstvo, "majority", which comes from bol'she, "more", the comparative form of bol'shoi, "big") were a faction of the Marxist Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (RSDLP) which split apart from the Menshevik faction[3] at the Second Party Congress in 1903. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolshevik These facts are not complicated, and don't require a whole lot of marbles to comprehend. Let's review the facts: Democracy = organized majority versus disorganized minority Communism = proletarian majority versus bourgeoise minority Diversity = victim majority versus oppressor minority
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#7. To: Googolplex (#6)
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#21. To: randge, all (#7)
Let's not lose our marbles now.
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