Bolshevism

The nobs may have lived in dread of French Revolution and Bolshevism but those cataclysms never arrived.

'And look, here are his memoirs - Ten Years and Twenty Days.' She leafed through the table of contents: Threat of Bolshevism - I am Hitler's successor - My policy - Showdown with Himmler.

One was that Bolshevism was a far greater danger than Fascism and so the Fascists in Germany and Italy were a good thing and should be supported.

Hamburg radio announced Hitler's death in Berlin, claiming he had "fallen at his command post in the Reich Chancery fighting against Bolshevism".

It was initially reported he had 'fallen at his command post in the Reich Chancery fighting to the last breath against Bolshevism and for Germany', but the real details of his death emerged on 20 June.

The accusation that Jews invented and promoted Bolshevism, and should therefore be held accountable for its offenses, had horrific consequences for Jews.

A Revolutionary in the Time of Tsarism and Bolshevism. By Robert Henderson.

We can keep such facts in mind, Slezkine argued, and still avoid sliding into the anti-Semitic slander that Bolshevism was a Jewish plot.

Elsewhere in the country, riots and unrest compelled the government to station armed troops in the streets and the threat of Bolshevism and revolution was in the air.

In his book The Soviet Century, Moshe Lewin makes the credible case that Bolshevism effectively ceased to exist beyond 1927.

As Vladimir Lenin famously said, 'Bolshevism can not survive without Baku oil'," Aghayev said.

"How differently the world war would have ended if the Germans had not attempted to annex the Baltics while simultaneously stoking the flames of Russian Bolshevism. If Germany had refrained from playing with the Red fire and kept a firm hand on Russia...