Why do Jews take Russian names and surnames?

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

It is known that practically all revolutionaries, whether Bolsheviks or Mensheviks, Socialist-Revolutionaries or Bundists, conducting their subversive activities against Russia, used pseudonyms to hide from persecution. The reasons for the appearance of pseudonyms were also the cacophony of the surname, class prejudices, the presence of namesakes, etc. But the main reason: to hide, to get lost in the Russian masses. For example, the Jew Feldman, who entered the battleship Potemkin in July 1905 and incited the sailors to revolt, was in the crew under the name Ivanov.

Some Jews, in addition to the main pseudonym, had many others (Lenin had over 150, Sverdlov had over 80). For the majority of Jews who took an active part in the revolution, and then entered various party and government structures of power, pseudonyms supplanted their real names and became permanent (Lenin, Trotsky, Zinoviev, Kamenev, Lunacharsky, Litvinov, Yaroslavsky, Tomsky). With these pseudonyms, they entered our history.

The Russians, who had found themselves under the Jewish yoke since 1917, did not know the real names of the leaders of the party and government. To be like Russians, party leaders grew mustaches and beards (Lenin, Sverdlov, Trotsky, Kamenev, Yaroslavsky, Gamarnik, etc.). The tsarist secret police often lost their trail, pursuing this or that Jewish Social-Democrat, since different pseudonyms belonged to the same person.

For example, the People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the USSR M. M. Litvinov, engaging in revolutionary activities depending on the circumstances and place of residence, called himself differently: Meer Moisey Ballakh, Finkelstein, Ludwig Vilgelmovich Nits, Felix with the nickname "Daddy", Gustov Graf, Polyansky, etc..d. But the names of the five brothers and sisters of Litvinov, apparently originating from the strip of the Jewish ghetto of Bialystok, as reported by English, German and French sources are as follows.

Litvinov's sister Esther Finkelstein lived in Warsaw. Another sister of Rebekah lived in Ireland until World War I, where she hid her revolutionary brother on occasion. The elder brother Lev lived in San Francisco since 1905 and claimed that his real name was Polyansky. Another brother, Saveliy (Solomon), who lived in London, was stripped of his English citizenship for financial scams. The third brother, Yankel Ballach, was a rabbi in Poland. Yankel claimed that his brother was actually called Meer-Moisey Ballah and that under this name he served as a freelancer in one of the infantry regiments in the Caucasus. Thus, Meer-Moisey Ballakh turned into Maxim Maksimovich Litvinov and entered our history as a statesman, diplomat.

Emelyan Yaroslavsky (real name and surname Miney Izrailevich Gubelman), Karl Ra-dek (Sobelson), the first head of the main political department of the Red Army Sergei Ivanovich Gusev (real name and surname Yakov Davidovich Drabkin), organizer of the murder staged under pseudonyms entered our history the royal family in Yekaterinburg, Philip Isaevich Goloshchekin (real name and surname of Shaya Isaakovich Weinstein) and many other Bolsheviks. In open party literature, as a rule, it is difficult to find the real names of revolutionaries. Therefore, in other sources, you can find several surnames belonging to one or another revolutionary, which are considered real. For Moisei Markovich Volodarsky, some consider his real surname Kogan, others - Goldstein. Zinoviev has Radomyslsky and Apfelbaum. Try it, figure it out!

In Sverdlov, some believe that this is also a pseudonym and even call the surname Katz, considering it a real one. But Sverdlov is the most common surname among Jews. Therefore, Sverdlov did not change his surname, and many communists still consider him Russian.

Sverdlov changed only the name and patronymic of Yeshua-Solomon Movshevich to Yakov Mikhailovich.

Lenin began to subscribe to the pseudonym "Lenin" (as the Great Soviet Encyclopedia claims) since December 1901, but the encyclopedia does not indicate the origin of the pseudonym. There are so many legends circulating around this seemingly insignificant question. Some say that this pseudonym was invented in memory of the victims of the Lena executions (although this event took place in 1912); others - as if in honor of a certain woman named Lena; still others - as if this is the name of the well-wisher-landowner Nikolai Lenin, who provided Ulyanov with his passport to flee abroad. Lenin himself did not like to dwell on this topic. When Valentinov (Volsky), who at one time was close to the Bolsheviks, directly asked Lenin about the origin of his pseudonym, Lenin reluctantly muttered: "You will know a lot - get old early …". Few people know that among the cities and settlements where Lenin stayed, the village of Lenin is mentioned. “The“Jewish Encyclopedia”says:“Lenin is a town in the Minsk province of the Mozyr district. In 1897 - 1173 people, including 753 Jews. " It can be assumed that Ulyanov's stay in this place played a role in the fact that Lenin went down in history with this pseudonym. Then the Jews had a rule to choose their pseudonyms by the names of the settlements where they lived or conducted their revolutionary activities: Polyakov-Litovtsev, Yaroslavsky, Dzerzhinsky, Smolensky, Tomsky, Moskovsky, etc.

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Many party leaders continued to use pseudonyms at a later time, when they were no longer in danger. The more secondary members of the party, who did not play a major role in the revolutionary events, also had pseudonyms. So, for example, in the Spanish ten-volume encyclopedia "Sopena" (v. 5, p. 480) it is indicated that the real name of Khrushchev is Perlmutter. How true this is is difficult to judge. But the actions of Khrushchev, especially during the years of his reign, betray him: he canceled the execution of the words of the Anthem of the Soviet Union, the celebration of Victory Day and began the rout of the state, which was suspended for some time by Brezhnev.

Not only the people, but also the communists themselves do not know the biographies of the party leaders of the post-Stalinist period. The biography of Andropov is still shrouded in mystery. In the book by Y. Teshkin, "Andropov and Others," photographs of his mother and grandmother were first published, and it is said that the mother's maiden name was Feinstein. Not a word about grandmother and father. American sources indicate that Andropov's real surname after his father is Lieberman. Apparently, therefore, when Andropov was elected to the post of General Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU, his biography was not made public. Where did the secretary general get the pseudonym Andropov, although many years have passed since the day of his death, no one knows.

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In a short biographical note, when Yeltsin was elected a deputy to the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, it was indicated that his mother was a teacher. Not a word about my father. Then information was leaked to the press that Yeltsin was a relative of the Trotskyist B. M. Eltsin, who laid down his head in 1937. Unsurprisingly, Yeltsin was a member of the Zionist organization Memorial, which mourns the death of his ancestors, who were shot by Stalin. Of particular interest in this regard is the open letter of Yu. G. Borodin, published in the newspaper "Volia Rossii" (No. 9, 1993), which lifts the curtain over the period when the boy Borya went to school. Borodin is a classmate of Yeltsin from a parallel class at the Pushkin School in the city of Berezniki. For some reason he calls Yeltsin Eltsin. Here are the lines from this letter: “Remember, Boris Nikolayevich, how it all began? Living during the war in a luxurious mansion (and not in a barrack, as you painted in your "Confession"), you and your friends Seidel, Iossel, Shkolnik, were at enmity with us - the children of workers (from the barracks). And once, during a suburban boyish fight-showdown, you threw a combat grenade and killed Yura Krainev and Valya Shchapin. Then your fingers were torn off, but your dad, the head of the regional construction department, saved you from the trial. It was presented as an accident. " And here, like Khrushchev, Yeltsin betrays the mentality: the promotion of Jews to government posts and a pathological hatred of everything Russian.

The people do not know the true biographies of other members of the Politburo who betrayed their country: Gorbachev, Yakovlev, Primakov, Volsky, Razumovsky, Medvedev and others who were guilty of the liquidation of the USSR. Apparently, they all have the pseudonyms of their ancestors, who laid down their heads in 1937. Yes, they themselves do not hide the fact that their relatives were Trotskyists. For example, Gorbachev spoke about this frankly in an interview with one correspondent.

The new democrats seem to have no pseudonyms. But again, the mentality gives them away. They are Jewish in spirit and, as a rule, one of their parents is Jewish. So, for example, Nemtsov. Mother's maiden name is Eydman. But also the father is a Jew. The pseudonym Nemtsov inherited from his father and grandfather, who changed his last name in the 30s. “Khakamada’s father is Japanese (she bears his surname, it’s advantageous for her), and her mother is Jewish, which she carefully hides. Chubais (according to the military registration and enlistment office) has a Russian father (political worker, colonel), and a Jewish mother - Sagal Raisa Khaimovna. Therefore, he is closer to the Jewish-fascist party "Union of Right Forces" than to the related party "Yabloko", Yavlinsky's father and mother are Jews. And he does not deny it. Kiriyenko (also from the Union of Right Forces) has a father - a Jew by the name of Izraitel, but he took his mother's surname. Zhirinovsky has a Jewish father, Ehrenstein, and a Russian mother. Zhirinovsky is the surname of the mother's second husband.

Yegor Gaidar bore the pseudonym of his grandfather, whose real name was Golikov. Arkady Gaidar (Golikov) - writer and executioner (during the years of the civil war he shot captured Russian officers without trial, for which he was expelled from the party in 1921). The wife of Arkady Gaidar was a Jewess named Solomyanskaya. Yegor Gaidar himself is married to a Jewess (sister of the Strugatsky brothers).

Looking through the fragmentary information about those whom we call democrats, published in various newspapers and magazines, we can say that they are all, without exception, Jews or half-breeds, such as, for example, half-French-half-Jew Posner, half-Jewish half-Georgian Svanidze, half-Jew-half Russian Yegor Yakovlev (former editor-in-chief of Moskovskiye Novosti), half-Greek, half-Jewish G. Kh. Popov (former mayor of Moscow). Jews are also no less famous democrats such as S. Kovalev, S. Filatov, Kozyrev (former Minister of Foreign Affairs), Baturin, Arbatov, Y. Afanasyev (Trotsky's grand-nephew), F. Burlatsky, Pokhmelkin, Ivanenko, Chernichenko, Yevtushenko (real name Gangnus), Ignatenko, Pristavkin, Mark Zakharov, Zaslavskaya, Abalkin, although they have Russian and Ukrainian surnames.

Jews hide under the names of the nation in which they parasitize

A. N. Ignatiev "The Fifth Column", fragment