"Under the Sign of Scorpion" by Juri - Gnostic Liberation Front

Lazar Kaganovich was put in charge of the construction of Moscow's
underground (metro). He immediately began a brutal slave-labour system,
where 70 000 workers were driven to extremes in three shifts. He had the
Chekists capture 11-year-old boys and make them work for their lives so
that the metro would be finished by the 1st of May 1935, the 159th
anniversary of the Illuminati and the holy Yahweh Day. Kaganovich was
knighted Cavalier of the Order of Lenin for the organisation of this pro-
ject, in which many workers died. The Russian people, meanwhile, began
calling him the "Iron Commissar". The Jewish functionaries called him
the "Great Lazar".
The underground, designed by Alexei Shchussev, was finished in time.
Thc first to travel the metro were the Politburo, with the exception of
Stalin who was afraid to go so deep underground. His sickness had taken a
turn for the worse. The metro was given Kaganovich's name.
After this, in 1935, Lazar Kaganovich was named people's commissary
for communications. He immediately claimed that there were enemies of
the people camouflaging themselves as railway workers. He demanded
that those should be tracked down and exposed. In the archives, there are
32 letters from Kaganovich to the NKVD containing demands for the
imprisonment of 83 leading functionaries within the transport system.
The book "The Wolf of the Kremlin" also relates how Lazar forced his
own brother, Mikhail Kaganovich, to commit suicide to avoid a rigged
trial, where he was to be accused of spying for the Germans. His brother,
as I have mentioned previously, was people's commissary for aviation
affairs. Kaganovich later also exterminated other brothers. He declared: "I
have only one brother - Stalin!"
Kaganovich was also behind the "five-year plan for atheism", which
began in 1932. He planned to shut the last Russian church in 1936, while
God's name was supposed never to be mentioned again in the Soviet
Union after 1937. The "five year plan for atheism" was never realised,
however.
Kaganovich, who administrated the atrocious terror, exploited all of
Stalin's many weaknesses. Stalin's daughter Svetlana claimed in the West
that her father seemed as if possessed by demons. He was a short man,
only 155 cm (5 ft 1 in) and suffered from an inferiority complex because
of this. At the same time, he suffered from his somewhat stiff and
shrunken left arm. He had smallpox as a teenager and his face was still
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