Der Zar, Rasputin und die Juden

Antisemitic publication. George Thompson describes the dire situation in the Soviet Union due to the October Revolution, and how these circumstances are not reported sufficiently by the “Jewish” press. He recounts the events leading to the war and subsequent revolution. He lists all the assassinations and assassination attempts against the czar and members of his administration from 1866 – 1881, and claims that Jews or Freemasons were responsible. The hold of Rasputin on the imperial family is subject of the following chapters. His bad reputation is attributed to Jewish-Freemasonic slander. Leading Russian newspapers are listed, with a short description and their owners (supposedly Jewish). The last chapters summarize the revolution and the roles Jews played in it.