Bolsheviks Slaughter a Royal Family
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Alexia and Nicholas Romanoff
The Romanoff Girls
Ipatyev House - Where the Romanoffs Were
Butchered
Russia In 1914
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Russia Is The Start Of Jewish World Domination
The original Jews were
Sephardics,
out of the Middle East, who went to Spain and Portugal as members of the
Islamic empire when the Moors occupied the Iberian Peninsula.
However, almost all Jews today are not descendants of the
Sephardics, but originate from a band of ruthless Mongolian tribes called the
Khazars.
The Sephardics, in search of army for their revolution , chose the Khazars. The
Khazars were converted to Judaism, and today they make up 95% of the world's
Jewish population.
The Sephadics used the Eastern European Khazars as a
starting point for their plans of world domination. Their
first move towards that goal, was
to take control of Russia by overthrowing the Czar.
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Marx and
Engels
Two German Jews who wrote the Communist Manifesto.
Russia consisted of nobles and landless peasants, and was ripe for
revolution. In 1861, Czar Alexander II started land reforms, but Jewish
nihilists were on the move. Russians had dealt with them for centuries,
and had restricted them to the Pale of Settlement (Ukraine).
The Zionist Jewish banking elite had inserted Jewish revolutionaries into
Russia, where they began indoctrinating the peasantry with Marxist ideology.
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Bolsheviks Went Village To Village
The
Bolsheviks went from the villages, to the towns, and finally to
the cities, spreading their promise of wealth redistribution.
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World War One Was Started to Get Russia to Fall to Communism
The
Zionist Jewish elite
started World War One by pitting Serbia against Germany, and
having Russia align with Serbia. The war resulted in food shortages,
famine, and discontent, which combine to create ideal breeding grounds
for revolution.
Leon Trotsky (Lev Bronstein) and Vladimir
Lenin started the
revolution.
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New York Zionist Bankers Finance 1917 Revolution
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Jacob Schiff, Felix Warburg, Otto H. Kahn, Isaac Seligman, Max
Breitung, Mortimer Schiff, and other Zionist Jewish banking magnates,
engineered
everything.
They finance Trotsky and Lenin.
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Jacob Schiff, the American chairman of the Kuhn & Loeb
bank, was the financier of the Bolshevik revolution. He brought Trotsky to
New York in February 1916.
Trotsky
recruited
expatriate young Russian Jews from New York's large Russian Jewish
immigrant population, and trained them as revolutionaries
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Trotsky/Bronstein Leaves NY
On March 27, 1917,
Trotsky and 300 well-trained Jewish Communists
boarded the Norwegian steamer "Kristianiafjord" for a journey
to Sweden, and then via railroad, went through Sweden and
Finland to St. Petersburg in Russia. Trotsky's group included
revolutionaries, PR men, and NewYork Jewish mafia thugs.
Their purpose was to finish the Russian
revolution and establish a
Marxist government
under the leadership of Lenin, Stalin, and Trotsky.
Schiff gave this
group $20
million in gold.
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Trotsky Arrested And Wilson Intervenes
When the ship stopped at Halifax, the British arrested Trotsky as a
Russian
subversive, thinking the Jews
would pull Russia out of World War One. American President Woodrow Wilson
intervened with the
British, and Trotsky was allowed to continue on his way
Somehow he had the advantage of
an
American passport.
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May 4, 1917
Trotsky arrived in Petrograd in a sealed train via Switzerland, through
Germany into Russia.
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The First Meeting of the Communist Party
In 1917, Rothschild directs Lenin to replace Kerensky. Lenin,
joined by Trotsky and 300 Jews from New York,
depose
Kerensky.
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In 1917, Rothschild directs Lenin to replace Kerensky.
Lenin, joined by Trotsky and 300 Jews from New York, depose Kerensky.
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The Czar Flees To Petrograd
In August of
1917, the Royal Family fled to Tobolsk, in Siberia. They stay at
the Governors house until April, 1918.
They hoped to escape to England, where King George V
was a Romanov cousin, but he
refused
due to pressure from Jewish groups.
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King George
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18522 royal family .
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Lenin Orders The Czar To Moscow
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Moscow
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On April 22, 1918, Lenin sends Yankel Yakovlev to persuade Nicholas to agree to sanction
the Brest-Litovsk peace treaty. Nicholas said no, but that he would return to
Moscow.
Czar Nicholas II and the Royal Family leave Tobolsk for Moscow on
April 22, 1918.
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Bolsheviks Intercept Train
On April 30, 1918, the Bolsheviks take the Romanovs off the train in
Ekaterinburg.
Yakovlev hands the Romanovs over to their killers.
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Yakovlev
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White Russians Race To Save Romanovs
The Jews knew the
White Russian army was trying to rescue the
Romanovs from the Red Army, and had to act.
Once the peasants realized they were swindled, they would
re-install the Romanovs.
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Sverdlov And Lenin Sign An Execution
Order
Yankel Sverdlov (né
Solomon) sent the order to Yurovsky to kill the Royal Family.
Sverdlov, the Soviet chief who co-signed Lenin's execution order,
put Yurovsky, Romanov's executioner, in charge.
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Sverdlov/Solomon
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Jacob Yurovsky.... Jewish commander, Soviet Secret Police.
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He was appointed Deputy Regional Commissar of Justice, as well as
Regional
Cheka
head.
In July, Sverdlov appointed
Yurovsk to be Commandant of the
Ipatiev House. Yurovsky was absolutely ruthless.
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Russian Soldiers Siding With CzarOn July 4, 1918, Yurovsky,
under orders from Moscow, dismissed all the Russian soldiers, except
Pavel Medvedev, a Cheka Jewish spy. He
replaced the inside and outside of the prison house with foreign
revolutionaries serving as guards.
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Yurovsky Brings In Jewish Assassins
They were Jews from Hungary, as their scribbling on the walls
indicated.
A
Cheka
(secret police) unit replaced the military guard over the Royal family
to do the execution. In the
Ukraine, "Jews
made up nearly
80 percent of the rank-and-file
Cheka
agents.
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Romanovs - Two Weeks Of Cheka Jewish Guards
The final two weeks were miserable due to to Cheka depravity. Alexei,
and the girls, had no privacy as the guards accompanied them in the
lavatory. It was a period
of humiliations, abuse, and even
rape by the Bolshevik
guards.
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Jacob Yurovsky And
Anastasia
Jacob
found Anastasia to be "very
attractive", and ordered his men not to touch her.
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Lenin's Execution Order
Jacob Yurovsky receives the order on July 15, 1918.
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About midnight, Yurovsky woke up the Czar's family, and their party.
At 1 o'clock in the night, the Czar, Czaritza, their
four daughters, the maid, the doctor, the cook, and the waiter went to the
basement. The Czar carried the heir in his arms.
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Yurovsky, Medvedev,
Nikulin, Yermakov, Vaganov, all Jewish Cheka
assassins were waiting.
Yurovsky Reserved
The Tsar And Tsarevich
For Himself .
Yurtovsky re-entered the room followed by his entire Cheka squad,
carrying revolvers. Nicholas, tried to protect his wife and son.
Yurtovsky pointed his revolver directly at the Tsar’s head and fired.
Nicholas died instantly. Next, he shot Alexandra as she made the sign
of the cross. Olga, Tatiana, and Marie were hit next.
Demidova, the maid, survived the first volley, so the Chekas
bayoneted her 30 times.
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As the room became silent, there was a low groan. Alexis still in
the arms of the Tsar, was alive. Yurovsky stepped up and fired two
shots into the boy’s ear. Gun smoke, blood and excreta from the
still-twitching bodies filled the room.
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Two of his sisters, the lady-in-waiting, and Botkin were
still alive. Yurovsky told all
but two guards to leave, then they bayoneted Botkin and the maid.
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Guards Undressed The Dying Girls
After the shooting ended,
Yurovsky and
two guards stayed and
undressed the girls, so as to check for hidden
jewels.
Olga And Maria
Jewels hidden in their corsets deflected bullets, and they were
still alive. Yurovsky let the guards take 'Liberties' with the girls.
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Executioners
Leave
Ipatyev house
Then, the bodies were loaded on a truck, which left Ekaterinburg at about
half past two, for a former iron mine known as
'Four Brothers' Mine'.
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'Four Brothers' Mine
The bodies are taken to a shallow mine. The girls were just in
underwear and had all ready been checked for jewels The guards
undressed the girls completely. After
"thoroughly" checking the girls,
who were still warm, they threw the bodies down into the flooded
collapsed pit mine.
It was admitted that the burial detail had to be prevented from
raping
the body of the Empress after her death.
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The next morning, at about eleven o'clock, "military representative" Philip
Golochtchekine (Jewish), and the local Soviet president Bieloborodov, came
to inspect the work. They found carnage traces visible and the pit mine not
deep enough. Yurovsky and his men had to hide Romanovs' bodies somewhere
else.
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Yurovsky
Moves The Bodies
They put the bodies on a truck, and headed for
another mine, but the truck got stuck. They finally buried most of
the bodies in a sealed and concealed pit on Koptyaki Road, a
since-abandoned cart track 12 miles north of Yekaterinburg.
At three feet deep, they hit rock, so they dug a
wide grave, quickly covered it with dirt, and finally with planks.
But events did not leave them the time to end their task because
some days after, on the 25th of July, Ekaterinburg fell to the
advancing White Army.
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White Russians Arrive
Nine days later, Ekaterinburg fell to the counter-revolutionaries,
and they got
confessions from some of the guards who participated.
Before the Siberian Government could apprehend the Jews, the Red
Army again took Ekaterinburg, and the Bolsheviks
renamed the town for Sverdlov.
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Jewish CoverupWilton
The Jewish Board of Deputies,
as well as the Anglo-Jewish Association in Britain, published an interview
with Starynkevich, a Jewish lawyer, who was then Minister of Justice in
the Urals region. Starynkevich had appointed another Jew, Sergeiev, to
carry out the actual
investigation. He was replaced with the
magistrate
Sokolov.
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Sokolov
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The former Minister was now quoted as saying that his team of
investigators had found
no trace whatever of any Jewish involvement
in the killings. This was a brazen falsehood, and was evidently
intended, since it proved nothing, to give Jewish organizations
abroad, a means of confusing and obscuring the whole issue.
The Romanov jewels
were said to be in the hands of New York collectors.
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Ekaterinburg
In 1977, Moscow had the Ipatiev house
destroyed.
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In 1989, The Bodies Are Found
On April 12, 1989, startling news
came from the Soviet Union, that the bones of
the Romanov royal family had been found in a
mass grave in the Koptyaki
Forest. In fact, they had been discovered by amateur historians, led by
Alexander Avdonin and Geli Ryabov, in 1979.
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The Grave
In 1991, Soviet authorities opened the shallow grave (not much more than
three feet deep), where the skeletons had lied for decades . They discovered
the tangled skeletons of nine people, along with sections of rope and broken
sulfuric acid pots.
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Dr. Falsetti
Dr Maples
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Romanovs' Remains Exhumed
In 1989, an anthropology team, working from photographs and the
written report of Jacob Yurovsky, located the grave. Under the
supervision of .Dr Maples,
almost 1,000 bone fragments were assembled into five female and four
male skeletons
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Battered Skulls
The American forensic team, led by Maples, and later supported by
Falsetti, analyzed teeth and bone, and concluded that the missing
female was 17-year-old Anastasia. The Americans were astonished at the
brutality
of the crime.
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Since then, controversy has raged over the results of DNA testing and
the positive identification of the remains. Subsequent DNA testing by an
English team has confirmed that the nine bodies found are those of the
Czar and most of his family and attendants.
The
missing bodies were of Alexei and one of the
Grand Duchesses, probably Marie.
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Romanovs Remains Are Buried
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