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CHAPTER 25
THE OCHRANA (FORMER RUSSIAN SECRET SERVICE)
The Bolshevik Revolution was, however, not only supported by the U.S. and Germany. The
OCHRANA, the secret service found by the last Czar, consisted of several organizations
that carried out all the usual functions of a secret service with secret agents, double agents,
secret police and agents provocateurs.
The Ochrana though was a very subversive and
criminal group which greatly simplified the work of the Illuminati.
Huge sums of money from the international bankers, among others from ALFRED MILNER
who later took over the secret “Round Table”, were poured into the Ochrana that already
had infiltrated the Bolshevik movement. Agents steered many of its activities. The
infiltration was so strong that in 1908 four of the five members of the Petersburg committee
of the Bolshevik party were Ochrana agents.
They channeled the funds that came from the
international bankers to the Bolsheviks who could therefore suppress their strongest
opponents, the Mensheviks and the Socialist Party.
Two agents of the Ochrana were the
editor and the financial controller of the “Pravda” and supported its beginning.
It is said that the hidden Jew JOSEPH STALIN (his real name was Jossip Vissarionovich
Djugashvili) was also a member of the Ochrana since he was an important contact between
the Czarist police and the Bolsheviks.
After he deposition of the Czar in 1917 the Ochrana was officially disbanded, but it was
rebuilt under the name CHEKA until in 1920 its membership was increased tenfold. In 1921
the name was changed to GPU, then to OGPU, then in 1934 to NKVD.
The Russian system
of concentration camps that was built under Lenin and reached its peak under Stalin was
governed by the NKVD. The camps formed part of the Soviet economy and almost half the
gold and chromium production was mined with forced labor by camp inmates.
Until 1950 the camps claimed the lives of about 4 million people.
In the First World War around 10 million Russian soldiers were killed, not to mention the
millions of civilians. Until 1950 the communist system had left about a further 40 million
dead. Adding these up you have about as many dead as the old West Germany had living,
and those ore only the figures officially accessible.
Finally the NKVD became the MGB, then the KGB which in 1982 was the biggest secret
service in the world – with 90,000 staff officers and 175,000 border guards – and remained if
for a further ten years.
The GOSBANK, the Russian central bank, functioned after the same principles as the
Federal Reserve. It created money from zero and was the dream of every financial
capitalist.
The Gosbank controlled the Soviet financial transactions even more than the
central banks of the West, for all transactions between Soviet companies are carried out by
the Gosbank.
Thus Gosbank could control all the transactions that involve Soviet
companies.
CHAPTER 26
RUSSIAN OIL
After the Bolshevik Revolution “Standard Oil” (Rockefeller) bought from the Russians 50% of
the huge Caucasian oil fields, although it was officially state-owned.
In 1927 Standard Oil built its first refinery in Russia, then made a contract with the Russians
to sell their oil on the European Market and supplied the Bolsheviks with 75 million US$.
CHAPTER 27
THE BALFOUR DECLARATION
