The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

as a deadly blow to capitalism, and were to be fought with any means
available."
Information on this short period in German political history is hard
to find. In ordinary history books one gets the impression that the
political masonic criminal Levine took control immediately after the
murder of Eisner. That was not the case at all. One simply wanted to
wipe out Silvio Gesell's name from the history books, although this
was the only positive phenomenon that occurred in this time.
Jewish masonic communists with Eugene Levine, Ernst Toller (the
leader of the local Red Army), Max Levien, Erich Miihsam (son of a
rabbi), Arnold Wadler and Tobias Axelrod at the top were in power
during two weeks (13 April - 1 May 1919). They proclaimed the
Soviet Republic of Munich and thereafter the Soviet Republic of
Bavaria. All of its leaders belonged to the secret masonic lodge Num-
ber Eleven, situated at Brennerstrasse in Munich. Most of them had
come to Bavaria from Russia after taking part in the revolutionary
red terror in 1905.
Eugene Levine became president of the People's Commissars Coun-
cil in the Soviet Republic of Bavaria. He was born in St. Petersburg in
1883 as Nissen Berg. Eugene Levine raped Countess Westarp, the
famous nationalist, before having her and other people shot.
Tobias Axelrod (freemason of the 33 rd degree and illuminatus) was
the grand master of the lodge and became people's commissar for
economical affairs. He immediately annulled Gesell's financial re-
forms. In 1918, he had founded a Bureau of Information in Copen-
hagen on behalf of Soviet Russia (Mikhail Demidenko, "Tracing the SS
to Tibet", St. Petersburg, 1999, p. 177).
The Galician extremist Jew and freemason Dr Ernst Neurath became
people's commissar for communist ideology of the Soviet Republic.
These "revolutionaries" wanted to grab as much gold and jewellery
as possible in Munich. The Communist Militia took hostages in order
to get hold of the riches of the citizens. Eugene Levine and Max
Levien also murdered their hostages. For example, the Jewish revo-
lutionary guards on 26 April 1919 took seven members of the Thule