Peter Stolypin vs. "Young Russia" / Creating Economic Misery to Bring Revolution in Russia

In the early 1860s, the Jewish revolutionaries were using slogans like "Young Russia". (Peter Waldron, The End of Imperial Russia, 1855 - 1917, MacMillian Press, 1997, p. 20) This actually referred to their practice of using child labor on a semi-slavery basis, although many people not familiar with the details thought it sounded catchy.

In 1864, there were 200 Jewish factories in Vilnius. The Jews were known for poor wages and catastrophic working conditions. The people responded with frequent strikes. When Jews hold slaves, anything goes. But some laws were introduced to limit their freedom. An 1885 law forbade women and children from working the night shift. In 1897, the work day was restricted to 11.5 hours. (Arno Lustiger, Rotbuch: Stalin und die Juden, Aufbau, 1998, p. 30)

Laws and restrictions only antagonized the Jewish community. In 1874, the Jews tried to take a revolutionary message into the country with about 2000 people. Their efforts centered on 1) terrorist activities, and 2) illegal publications. (Waldron, id.) In 1887, the Jews hatched a plot to kill Tsar Alexander III. Five of the ring leaders, including the Jew Alexander Ulyanov (brother to Lenin), were sentenced to death. (Waldron, p. 23)

In 1879, they started the terrorist movement Narodnaja Wolja (Freedom for the People). The Jewish leadership included Salomon Witenberg, Meir Molodezki, and Grigori Goldenberg. Goldenberg died in 1800 in prison at the age of 25 – supposedly suicide. (Lustiger, p. 43) The actual number of revolutionaries was small. Narodnaya Volya, the Jewish organization that ritually murdered Tsar Alexander II, had about 500 members. Plus the help of several thousand sayanim. (Waldron, id.)

The next tsar tried to clean things up, but only managed to antagonize the Jews. "Alexander III died suddenly in 1894". (id., p. 26) You can read that as poisoning.

All of this stirring was designed to weaken the Tsars. In April 1902, the Jews ritually murdered Dmitrii Sipiagin, the Minister of Internal Affairs. (Waldron, p. 27) In July 1904, Viacheslav Pleve, the deeply conservative Minister of Internal Affairs , was assassinated by a bomb thrown by a member of the Jewish Socialist Revolutionary party. (id., p. 26)

Jewish money enabled Japan to get lots of modern weapons, and take on the Russian fleet. The war started in January, 1904. The Jewish-financed weapons must have been good, because the Japanese succeeded in capturing the main Russian base at Port Arthur in December 1904. In May of 1905, the Russian fleet was destroyed at Tsushima. (id., p. 29)

The reader will recall that Nicholas I adopted the suicidal policy of bringing Jews into the armed forces in 1827. In 1874, that enemy of the Russian people Tsar Alexander II compounded the problem by introducing universal conscription. (Waldron, p. 124)

In the midst of the war, these Jewish soldiers were able to destabilize the military. In the last ten weeks of 1905, there were 200 mutinies in the Russian armed forces. The Jews also sponsored a trial-run revolution in 1905. The Jews had the Tsar in a corner, and forced him to accept the Duma, a democratic body which they controlled, in 1906. (Waldron, p. 32) The official Jewish line was equal rights for all, with democracy and freedom. The Duma had 200 Jews among its 486 members. (Lustiger, p. 41)

Peter Stolypin headed the government formed to respond to the 1905 revolution. Peasant prosperity was the key to stability. In November 1906, he initiated a program of land reform. (Waldron, p. 53)
He was doing a great job of saving Russia, so the Jews murdered him in 1911. (Waldron, p. 36)

The Jews ran the terror business and the parliament. And of course the banks. The Tsars did nothing that could have saved the country. In 1917, this diseased course of action bore fruit. A revolution succeeded, and the Tsar and his family paid the price for the stupidity that started in 1772, and was never corrected. The people of Russia were to experience the most radical change of government witnessed in Europe since 1789 (when the Jews took over in France). (Waldron, p. 164)


In the Ukraine, the 1917 revolution was run by the Rada, composed of nationalist Ukranians. They may have believed the Jews’ talk of freedom and equal rights. Their independence lasted for three years (1917 – 1920).

The Ukranians could have saved themselves, and sent the Jews away. But they didn’t. Instead, they brought Jews into their government. Moshe Silberfarb ran Jewish affairs. All laws would were published in Yiddish, Polish and Russian.

Could the Ukranians dance with the Devil and get away with it (see Chapter 32)?

The Red Army invaded the country in 1918. (Lustiger, p. 53) Now the Ukranians learned what the Jews meant when they preached freedom and equal rights for the last 30 years. At the end of January 1918, they got Silberfarb out of the government.

At the end of April 1918, the Germans got the Cossack General Skoropadski into power in the Ukraine. But after the Jews collapsed the government in Germany with a little revolution, the Germans withdrew. And Jews took over again. Moshe Silberfarb was back in the government. (Lustiger, p. 55)

And the Jews took over again.

What about equal rights in the rest of Russia? That just meant that Jews were running the government. Like in St. Petersburg, where the Jewish governing committee included the likes of Moses Uritzki, Goldstein and Drabkin. (Lustiger, p. 57)

Since the Russian people was considerably smarter than their rulers, they fought back against the Jews. This fighting lasted between 1917 and 1921. It included at least 1236 popular actions against the Jews, with 60 000 being killed.

There were two armies – the Red Army and the White Army. The White Army explained that Jews were responsible for the revolution. (Lustiger, p. 58)

The Jews streamed into the Red Army to fight the Whites (Lustiger, p. 60) (Compare with the activities in Spain)

The Jews got the upper hand, and it was time for the Red Terror. Now the Jews slaughtered their enemies and rivals, enslaved the rest, and looted the country (compare with Shechem).

Why did this all have to happen? The next chapter answers this question in detail.