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The World Significance of the Russian Revolution

Book information

Publisher
Basil Blackwell
Year
1920
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
2 MB (2395433 bytes)
Pages
61\61
Time added
2018-01-27 16:54:08

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'It may be that the Jews have always been instrumental in bringing about the events that they most heartily disapprove of; that maybe is the curse of the Wandering Jew. ... We who have posed as the saviours of the world, we, who have even boasted of having given it 'the' Saviour, we are to-day nothing else but the world's seducers, its destroyers, its incendiaries, its executioners. ... We who have promised to lead you to a new Heaven, ...' -- from Dr. Oscar Levy's Preface. Preface By Dr. Oscar Levy. I. The Policy Of Unconcern. II. What Is The Real Issue? III. The Struggle In Russia. IV. The New Industrialism, And The Dawn Of The Revolutionary Movement. V. The Personnel Of 'Bolshevism' And 'Anti-Bolshevism'. VI. The Collapse Of The 'Whites'. VII. Lack Of Principles And Policy The Cause Of Defeat. VIII. What Is Bolshevism? 'Bolshevism' As A Particular. IX. The Jew As Trader And As Revolutionary. X. The 'Idealogy' Apologetics And Policy Of Bolshevism. XI. The Significance Of Communism. Woman And The Family. XII. The Means To The End. The Red Terror. XIII. The Psychological Significance Of The Terror. Sadism As Motive. XIV. Religion. XV. The Disillusionment. XVI. The Jew Factor. XVII. Our 'Policy'.

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