Colonial plunder or take away even Kamchatka

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

The establishment of political and economic control, successful cultural expansion create the preconditions for the uncontrolled exploitation of economic resources and the export of cultural property.

Access to the resources and markets of the country of influence is a prize for the colonialists. They strive to monopolistically fill them with their goods (services), as well as in every possible way to compensate for past costs and to impose on the aborigines the costs of maintaining the colonial "administrative apparatus".

So in Russia during the Civil War (1917-1923), vast territories of our country actually turned into colonies of Germany and its allies. Germany created a Special Economic Administration for the exploitation of Ukraine, to which control over the harvest, over the railways, factories, mines of Kryvyi Rih, customs barriers and foreign trade passed. January 27 (February 9) 1918 Germany and Austria-Hungary signed a peace treaty with the puppet government of the Ukrainian Central Rada. According to this agreement, the Central Rada undertook to supply Germany and Austria-Hungary by July 31, 1918 60 million poods of bread, 3 million poods of live weight of cattle, 400 million pieces of eggs, hundreds of thousands of poods of lard, butter, sugar and other products …

German troops in Kiev (March 1918)

At the same time, Germany announced that Donbass and Crimea would now go under the control of the Ukraine created under its wing. It will not be superfluous to fill that New Russia (New Russia), i.e. The northern Black Earth region, Azov region, Crimea and Donbass were populated mainly by the Russian population and were independent administrative units within the Russian Empire. In Ukraine, they were included by the Germans forcibly on the principle of "take it while you give it."

Not being limited to what was achieved on March 15, 1918, German units already landed in Poti and deployed garrisons in other Georgian cities. On May 28, 1918, six agreements were signed in Poti, according to which Germany received a monopoly on the exploitation of Georgia's economic resources, and the port of Poti and the railway came under the control of the German command. A German-Turkish "Transcaucasian company" was created to exploit the natural resources of the region [1] and the mobilization of German colonists was carried out.

German units in Tiflis in August 1918

Under agreements with the Georgian government dated July 12, Germany received the Chiatura manganese mines for 30 years, the Poti port for 60 years, and the Shorapan-Chiatura-Sachkhere railway for 40 years. From May to September 1918, the German interventionists exported from Georgia 30 million brands of copper, tobacco, bread, tea, fruit, wine and other products, including 31 tons of manganese, 360 tons of wool, 40 350 pieces of sheep skins [2].

Map of future Germany 1917

Map of Plan "Ost" (1940), made in 1993 by Karl Heinz Roth and Klaus Carstens, based on the documents studied. Find the differences …

If everything is clear with the Germans, then the grateful allies in the world war, it turns out, were not asleep either. Why would it be good to disappear … It is not a businesslike thing … And they began to rob …

In the occupation zone in the north of Russia, the British created the "independent" Northern (Belomoro-Onega) republic, in the Transcaucasus they supported the mussavatists and landed in Baku, and then began pumping oil, plundering the stocks of furs, valuable raw materials, and timber that had accumulated in warehouses. The loot was sold abroad even under Russian trademarks. If the owners went to court on the fact of trafficking in stolen goods, the courts invariably denied them their claims [3].

1918 British land in Baku

For maximum effect, they cheered up their henchmen in the controlled political system. After that, the Soviet government, in addition to the presented concessions for the extraction of minerals, in an impulse to "serve the owner" began to seriously prepare to cede to the Americans … Kamchatka [4].

On December 21, 1920, V. I. naval base in the Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky area.

Crazy about happiness, the Americans were already reaching out to the future 52 US state, and various emissaries came in large numbers, but the negotiations were simply terminated by some miracle under pressure from Japan, which during this period controlled the Russian Far East, part of Siberia and was tormented by the torments of greed from success of competitors.

In 1919, the protégé of the Japanese, the Chinese Marshal Zhang Zuolin, already "threw" Russia with impunity, grabbing the right-of-way of the Chinese-Eastern Railway with the city of Harbin, which was under Russian jurisdiction, and therefore Kamchatka was already seen as Japanese in Japan's colorful dreams and plans.

Japanese on the streets of Vladivostok, 1918

By 1914, the gold reserve of Russia was still the largest in the world (1400 tons), therefore, gold became the main “object of plunder”. It all began with the fact that we were "forgiven" the $ 23 billion worth of gold delivered from December 1915 to November 1916 in the United States as an advance payment for weapons and gunpowder. Russia received neither money nor weapons. This was just the beginning … In just eight months of 1921 alone, the United States exported $ 460 million worth of gold from Russia. Nobody was going to return the gold received before and after. It was stripped of its identifying marks and melted into US Mint bullion. There was so much looted that the capacity of the assay office could not cope with the remelting of so much stolen, so part of the gold was sent to San Francisco [6]. In addition to the Americans, the Japanese and Czecho-Slovaks venerated this "source of happiness". Each grabbed as much as he could drag … By 1928, only 150 tons state gold. Estimate the scale of the operation …

Church values to be melted down …

Another "profitable" project was the confiscation of church values of the Russian Orthodox Church by the Bolsheviks. The counterparties for the purchase of the seized steel … the Hammer brothers (USA). Funnily enough, a trade agreement with the Hummers was signed in October 1921. Among the "goods" that the Soviet side undertook to supply in exchange for grain, "church values" are in the first place. The confiscation of church valuables began only in the spring (!!!) of 1922. That is, we agreed - you rob, and we buy. They killed two birds with one stone: they destroyed Orthodoxy and profited from the loot.

Manipulators - you are lucky recipients of devidents from the plunder of Ukraine. In the photo, Joe Biden (right) and his son.

This logic fits the actions of the Americans in Ukraine after the coup d'état committed under their control in May 2014 [7]. The appointment of the son of US Vice President Joe Biden to the board of directors of the Ukrainian gas producer Burisma Holdings is "grateful" compensation for "earlier assistance." The liquidation of Yuzhmash, oriented towards joint projects with Russia, is also an event in this series.

What fell into their hands is no longer yours. Start asking questions - problems may begin …

These are just hefty, limitless bandits (with aircraft carriers, nuclear weapons and the Fed) who are infinitely insatiable like ghouls …

The only question is when will they torture the victim to death, or who will drive them away from it.

[1] Utkin A. I. The First World War. M., Algorithm, 2001

[2] Alexander Shirokorad, Milestones in History; Official website of the Standing Committee of the Union State,

[3] Sutton E. Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution, M., Russian Idea, 1998

[4] Spence Richard B., Trust no one the secret world of Sidney Reilly, Feral House, Los Angeles;

Ivanyan E. A., White House: Presidents and Politics, M., Politizdat, 1979.

[5] Chronicle of the most important events in the activities of the Kamchatka regional party organization, published in the periodical "The Agitator's Notebook" (Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, 1980. - No. 4. - P. 19); An article by historian L. L. Lekai "Development of biological and geo-resources and negotiating the sale of Chukotka, Kamchatka and Sakhalin in the 19th - early 20th centuries", published in the collection of reports of the V scientific conference, held in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky on November 22-24, 2004, "Conservation of biodiversity of Kamchatka and adjacent seas" (Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, 2005. - pp. 56–57).