From the christian point of view, no one in Imperial Russia (church) and later in the Soviet Union (government) treated folk paganism seriously.
arnoldinho82 on
So, what’s the theory here? That the Bolsheviks were the original Nazis, thus the Nazis were merely 2nd gen Communists? Speak plainly lad!
SR-71A_Blackbird on
Communism and fascism are two forms of socialism championed by the same source, Catholicism. Fascism is nothing more than the 1920s rebrand of the feudalism they have been pushing for more than a millennium.
External-Noise-4832 on
**Submission Statement**
A symbol remarkably similar to the swastika was featured on russian rubles following the Bolshevik coup in 1917.
This “pattern” was found on 250 and 1000 ruble banknotes. Interestingly, when the soviets seized power, they retained the same design from the provisional government’s banknotes, and this image persisted on soviet rubles until 1923 when a monetary reform took place.
qrcodemenu90 on
What’s the conspiracy op?
Sweaty_Challenge_649 on
Hitler got it from here? He was elected as a communist in Bavaria in 1919, only 2 years after the Russian revolution.
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The swastika was a symbol used for many things before the Nazis ruined it.
Widely used symbol in Baltic, Slavic paganism.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balto-Slavic_swastika](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balto-Slavic_swastika)
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ugunskrusts](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ugunskrusts)
From the christian point of view, no one in Imperial Russia (church) and later in the Soviet Union (government) treated folk paganism seriously.
So, what’s the theory here? That the Bolsheviks were the original Nazis, thus the Nazis were merely 2nd gen Communists? Speak plainly lad!
Communism and fascism are two forms of socialism championed by the same source, Catholicism. Fascism is nothing more than the 1920s rebrand of the feudalism they have been pushing for more than a millennium.
**Submission Statement**
A symbol remarkably similar to the swastika was featured on russian rubles following the Bolshevik coup in 1917.
This “pattern” was found on 250 and 1000 ruble banknotes. Interestingly, when the soviets seized power, they retained the same design from the provisional government’s banknotes, and this image persisted on soviet rubles until 1923 when a monetary reform took place.
What’s the conspiracy op?
Hitler got it from here? He was elected as a communist in Bavaria in 1919, only 2 years after the Russian revolution.