The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

Leningradskaya Pravda reported on 5 January 1928 that "not very
long ago, four masonic lodges were active in Leningrad". Stalin had
them all closed down. In 1931 the Knights Templar in the Soviet
Union was liquidated (Anton Pervushin, "The Occult Secrets of the
NKVD and the SS", St Petersburg, Moscow, 1999, p. 153).
A "revolution" had been planned for 25 May 1937 in Venice by two
Italian Stalinists and freemasons, Carlo and Nelli Rosselli, who
planned to lead 2600 terrorists in an attack, provoking a civil war.
Stalin suddenly wished to cancel the operation and vetoed any
activities by the Rosselli brothers against Italy. The communist
brothers ignored the veto. The NKVD, with the help of a right-wing
organization, then engineered the murder of the brothers (Franco
Bandini, "II cono d'ombra: Chi armo la mano degli assassini dei fra-
telli Rosselli" / "The Cast of the Shadow: Who Armed the Assassins of
the Rosselli Brothers?", Rome, 1990). Carlo Rosselli was a member of
the Italia Nuova in Paris.
At this point, international freemasonry came to an important
decision: the Soviet Union must be manoeuvred into a bloody war
against Germany (Platonov, "Russia's Crown of Thorns: The Secret
History of Freemasonry 1731-1996", Moscow, 1996, p. 298). The free-
masons ensured there would be no economic sanctions against Ger-
many. They wanted Hitler to be able to threaten the Soviet Union.
In 1948, the freemason Igor Krovoshein, 32 nd degree, a member of
the exile government, returned to the Soviet Union. The chekists
were able to reveal his mission, and he was arrested and sent to a
labour camp. In 1957, the French brothers helped him back to
France. The masonic author Bronislaw Sosinsky also returned to
Russia in 1960.
The Secret Masonic Archives
The US State Department began a close co-operation with the Grand
Orient of France in the late 1930s, as shown by documents included
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