![]() ![]() In the same way that Russians overestimate America, seeing it as an all-powerful orchestrator of global political developments, Ioffe reports that Americans project their own fears onto Russia, a country that is a paradox of deftness, might, and profound weakness-unshakably steady, yet somehow always teetering on the verge of collapse. “What Putin Really Wants” is out today at, along with many other features from the double issue of the magazine. And she describes how far an emboldened Putin is prepared to go-in 2018, in 2020-in order to get what he wants. In the wide-ranging cover story, Ioffe offers the definitive telling of how the Kremlin, despite its limitations, pulled off one of the greatest acts of political sabotage in modern history. The Atlantic staff writer Julia Ioffe spent months reporting on her native Russia to determine “ What Putin Really Wants,”appearing on the cover of The Atlantic’s January/February 2018 issue and published today at. election was a spectacular geopolitical heist pulled off on a shoestring budget, Americans have a key misunderstanding of Russia and the man that pulls the strings. And while the subversion of the 2016 U.S. He’s a gambler who has taken larger risks in recent years. (December 11, 2017)-Vladimir Putin is no chess master. He finishes his speech by explaining how National Socialism defeated Bolshevism in Germany and how Europe can follow their example.Washington, D.C. Goebbels then gives various reports of the atrocities committed by the communists in the Spanish Civil War. He follows the developments of this policy led by Dimitrov, including the growth of the Popular Front in France, South America and culminating in the Spanish Civil War. Goebbels then turns his attention to the 7th World Congress of the Comintern's Popular Front policy, which he mentioned in his previous speech "Communism with the mask off" a year earlier. Looking back in the de-Stalinization era, which sought to undo much of what was done during Stalin's régime, the Stakhanovite movement was declared a Stalinist propaganda maneuver. He then talks a little about the Stakhanovite movement. Goebbels then explains how the Jewish triumvirate of Yagoda, Kaganovich, and Litvinov emerged from the inter-Jewish conflict of the 1936 Moscow show-trial(Trial of the Sixteen). This speech mainly focuses on Bolshevik propaganda and the reality of the situation, mostly using claims from the Die Rote Fahne. Rosa Kaganovich, who the "Statement of the Kaganovich Family" says was fabricated, was referenced as Stalin's wife in the 1940s and 1950s by Western media including The New York Times, Time and Life." The statement disputed all of Kahan's claims. A number of other unusual claims were made as well, including that Stalin was married to a sister of Kaganovich (supposedly named "Rosa") during the last year of his life and that Kaganovich (who was raised Jewish) was the architect of anti-Jewish pogroms.Īfter The Wolf of the Kremlin was translated into Russian by Progress Publishers, and a chapter from it printed in the Nedelya (Week) newspaper in 1991, remaining members of Kaganovich's family composed the "Statement of the Kaganovich Family" in response. He also claimed to have interviewed Kaganovich personally and stated that Kaganovich admitted to being partially responsible for the death of Stalin in 1953 (supposedly by poisoning). "In the book, Kahan made a series of claims about Kaganovich's working relationship with Stalin and his activities during the Ukrainian famine, and claimed to be Kaganovich's long-lost nephew. Although I can't find any evidence of this, there was a book written about it called "The Wolf of the Kremlin" by Stuart Kahan. Goebbels claims that Stalin married Kaganovich's daughter. The book also mentions the unusual relationship between Stalin and Lazar Kaganovich(Stalin's right-hand man who was Jewish). Goebbels claims that Maxim Litvinov was once the Chairman of the League of Nations, but I can't find any evidence for this. ![]() He subsequently goes into detail about the historical development of communism under the leadership of Jews in Germany and Russia. This speech mentions Adolf Ioffe, which makes me wonder if Julia Ioffe is related to him. Interestingly enough, he explicitly endorses transcendental idealism as one of the principles of National Socialism. He then proceeds to explain the differences between the two systems. Goebbels begins this speech with an English article that asserts that Bolshevism and National Socialism are the same.
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