5,000,000 were killed in the Soviet
famine of 1921-1922
10,000,000 were killed in the Soviet
famine of 1932-1933
"On 14 April 1937, Procurator-General Vyshinsky (Molotov) wrote to the Premier (Stalin) to inform him of a cluster of cases of cannibalism in Cheliabinsk in the Urals in which one woman ate a four-month-old child, another ate an eight-year-old with her thirteen-year-old, while yet another consumed her three-month old baby." source
Just four days after Czar Nicholas II of Russia was forced to abdicate following the February Revolution in Russia, Jacob H. Schiff telegraphs New York's The Evening Post to say:
"Replying to your request for my opinion of the effect of the revolution upon Russia's finances, I am quite convinced that, with the certainty of the development of the country's enormous resources, which, with the shackles removed from a great people will follow present events. Russia will before long take rank financially among the most favored nations in the money markets of the world.
Jacob H. Schiff"
Schiff was a devout Jew, so devout, he was opposed to Zionism, until finally deciding to support the plan to create a Jewish state in 1919, the year before his death. So when he said "shackles removed from a great people", he meant the Jews, and only Jews, because a Jew is forbidden to praise the goyyim.
Schiff was interviewed for the Russian
daily newspaper
Russkoyo within weeks of the Revolution
happening:
