- The word Holocaust has been registered as a key element
of the Jewish-Zionist brand, and is not permitted to be used for any other
actual man-made catastrophes, even those caused by Jews.
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- Kaganovich and the Holodomor
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- Lazar Moiseyevich Kaganovich (1893 1991) was a Soviet
politician and administrator and a close associate of Joseph Stalin.
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- Kaganovich was born in 1893 to Jewish parents. In the
1930s.. he also oversaw the destruction of many of the city's oldest monuments
including the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour. In 1932, he led the ruthless
suppression of the workers' strike in Ivanovo-Voznesensk.
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- Kaganovich.. actively encouraged the policies of collectivization
that according to many historians led to the catastrophic 1932-33 Ukrainian
famine (the Holodomor), in which millions of Ukrainians died. Similar policies
also inflicted enormous suffering on the Soviet Central Asian republic
of Kazakhstan, the Kuban region, Crimea, the lower Volga region, and other
parts of the Soviet Union. As an emissary of the Central Committee of the
Communist Party, Kaganovich traveled to Ukraine, the Central region of
Russia, the Northern Caucasus, and Siberia demanding the acceleration of
collectivization and repressions against the kulaks, who were generally
used as scapegoats for the slow progress of collectivization, and their
supporters. In his book, The Harvest of Sorrow: Soviet Collectivisation
and the Terror-Famine, Robert Conquest named Kaganovich together with other
Stalinist leaders of the USSR as having personal responsibility for the
artificial famine.
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- The American journalist Eugene Lyons was sent to Russia
in 1928 as chief correspondent for the United Press agency. Arriving as
an enthusiastic communist, he was able to experience the Soviet experiment
at first hand. He became totally disillusioned. He described the famine
in his book Assignment in Utopia (published in 1937) in the following terms:
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- "Hell broke loose in seventy thousand Russian villages..
A population as large as all of Switzerland's or Denmark's was stripped
clean of all their belongings.. They were herded with bayonets at railroad
stations, packed indiscriminately into cattle cars and freight cars and
dumped weeks later in the lumber regions of the frozen North, the deserts
of central Asia, wherever labor was needed, there to live or die..".
The number of people that died is unknown, but the famine alone is estimated
conservatively to have been responsible for 6 million deaths, almost half
of them children (*Conquest, p 303-4). Other millions died from the killings
and sickness as a result of the deportations (*p 304-7).
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- At the famous Yalta conference in 1945, Winston Churchill
was able to question his friend and fellow ally Stalin about the process.
Stalin said 'ten million' had been 'dealt with', but that it had been 'absolutely
necessary'. Churchill records that he 'sustained the strong impression
of millions of men and women being blotted out or displaced forever' (*Churchill,
The Second World War, vol. IV p448). However Churchill (thank God
for Winston Churchill!) - had no further thoughts or comment to make on
the matter, or his own decision to approve Stalin as his ally in the war,
more than half a dozen years after the Holodomor which had been reported
as it happened in the Manchester Guardian and by British writers such as
Aldous Huxley and Malcolm Muggeridge before the war began. After all, the
war began after Britain gave a guarantee to Poland to come to the latter's
aid should Polish security be infringed, and after Germany took the western
half of Poland and Stalin the eastern half, Britain only declared war on
Germany, and then at the Yalta Conference Britain was party to Roosevelt's
handing over the whole of eatsern Europe INCLUDING Poland, to Stalin. So
WW2 in Europe was just a big scam..
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- Lyons, himself Jewish, credits the Jewish commissar Lazar
Kaganovich with the major portion of responsibility for the major crime
against humanity that the Holodomor represents:
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- "Lazar Kaganovich it was his mind that invented
the Political Departments to lead collectivized agriculture, his iron hand
that applied Bolshevik mercilessness." (*Lyons, p 578). The Encyclopaedia
Britannica says tersely, "(Kaganovich) was one of the small group
of Stalin's top advisors pushing for very high rates of collectivization
after 1929.. Within the Politburo, Kaganovich and Molotov led the opposition
to Kirov's proposed concessions to the peasantry and to his attempts to
relax the harshness of Stalin's control.. (Kaganovich) opposed Krushchev's
de-Stalinization..". Kaganovich died at the ripe old age of 98 in
1991 (Encl. Brit.), ethnically safe from pursuit by the Israeli secret
service, the Simon Wiesenthal organization, the New York media-intelligentsia
or other hunters of real or imagined war criminals or human rights violators.
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- Wikipedia: "The Holodomor is the name of the famine
that ravaged the rural population of Soviet Ukraine in 1932-1933 agricultural
season and occurred parallel to devastating famines in other regions of
the USSR. The famine was caused by the food requisition actions carried
by Soviet authorities. The Holodomor is considered one of the greatest
national catastrophes to affect the Ukrainian nation in modern history
where millions of inhabitants of Ukraine died of starvation in an unprecedented
peacetime catastrophe. The origins of the word Holodomor come from the
Ukrainian words holod, 'hunger', and mor, 'plague', possibly from the expression
moryty holodom, 'to inflict death by hunger'
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- In 2008 the European Parliament has recognized the Holodomor
as a crime against humanity.
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