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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
Society hostage and thereafter (on April 30) murdered all of them, including Count Gustav von Turn und Taxis. All over Munich one could see Red Army soldiers perpetrating various atrocities. The Revolutionary Tribunal was behind the organized terror. The Thule Society quickly founded a special battle unit, Thule, whose task it was, with guns in their hands to fight the Soviet Republic of Bavaria. Adolf Hitler also managed to play the bolshevik role during these two weeks. He became number two in the Battalion Council of the Red Army of the Soviet Republic. In other words, Hitler started his political career as an activist in a Soldier's Council. It is said that he was politically confused. In the usual descriptions of the way Hitler came to power, these facts are missing. The documents, however, are still there. The White Troops that had surrounded Munich, managed to over- throw the masonic communists on 1-2 May, which the Illuminati considered a very hard setback. Landauer was arrested on 1 May and executed the next day. Eugene Levine was immediately arrested, and on 3 June he was sentenced to death. Two days later he was shot. Toller was sentenced to five and Miihsam to 15 years in prison. The mass murderer Max Levien (born 1885 in Moscow) first escaped to Vienna and in 1921 moved to Soviet Russia where he became a member of the Central Executive Committee and active in the Comintern. The blood-red masonic bandits had played their part and had to leave Bavaria. Max Levien had become leader of the red Spartakist League and established a Communist Party in Munich after the First World War (David Korn "Wer ist wer im Judentum: Lexikon der Jiidischen Prominenz" / "Who is Who in Judaism: Encyclopaedia of Prominent Jews", Volume 2, FZ-Verlag, Munich, 1999, p. 188). He had tried to exterminate so many nationalistic Germans as possible. The leaders of the Spartakists belonged to the IUuminati Order. The Jews Tobias Axelrod, Karl Liebknecht, and Rosa Luxemburg belonged to the New IUuminati Order (Friedrich Wichtl, "Freimaurerei, Zionismus, Kommu- 360
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Society hostage and thereafter (on April 30) murdered all <strong>of</strong> them,<br />
including Count Gustav von Turn und Taxis. All over Munich one<br />
could see Red Army soldiers perpetrating various atrocities. <strong>The</strong><br />
Revolutionary Tribunal was behind the organized terror.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Thule Society quickly founded a special battle unit, Thule,<br />
whose task it was, with guns in their hands to fight the Soviet<br />
Republic <strong>of</strong> Bavaria.<br />
Adolf Hitler also managed to play the bolshevik role during these<br />
two weeks. He became number two in the Battalion Council <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Red Army <strong>of</strong> the Soviet Republic. In other words, Hitler started his<br />
political career as an activist in a Soldier's Council. It is said that he<br />
was politically confused. In the usual descriptions <strong>of</strong> the way Hitler<br />
came to <strong>power</strong>, these facts are missing. <strong>The</strong> documents, however, are<br />
still there.<br />
<strong>The</strong> White Troops that had surrounded Munich, managed to over-<br />
throw the masonic communists on 1-2 May, which the Illuminati<br />
considered a very hard setback. Landauer was arrested on 1 May and<br />
executed the next day. Eugene Levine was immediately arrested, and<br />
on 3 June he was sentenced to death. Two days later he was shot.<br />
Toller was sentenced to five and Miihsam to 15 years in prison. <strong>The</strong><br />
mass murderer Max Levien (born 1885 in Moscow) first escaped to<br />
Vienna and in 1921 moved to Soviet Russia where he became a<br />
member <strong>of</strong> the Central Executive Committee and active in the<br />
Comintern. <strong>The</strong> blood-red masonic bandits had played their part and<br />
had to leave Bavaria.<br />
Max Levien had become leader <strong>of</strong> the red Spartakist League and<br />
established a Communist Party in Munich after the First World War<br />
(David Korn "Wer ist wer im Judentum: Lexikon der Jiidischen<br />
Prominenz" / "Who is Who in Judaism: Encyclopaedia <strong>of</strong> Prominent<br />
Jews", Volume 2, FZ-Verlag, Munich, 1999, p. 188). He had tried to<br />
exterminate so many nationalistic Germans as possible. <strong>The</strong> leaders <strong>of</strong><br />
the Spartakists belonged to the IUuminati Order. <strong>The</strong> Jews Tobias<br />
Axelrod, Karl Liebknecht, and Rosa Luxemburg belonged to the New<br />
IUuminati Order (Friedrich Wichtl, "Freimaurerei, Zionismus, Kommu-<br />
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