>>75
Inaccurate.
Of course Hitler cared about all Whites, and considered them Aryans, which was the proper anthropological term for Europeans/Whites at the time used in academia.
What you're saying is part of idiotic wartime and post-war propaganda.
About the Jews still controlling Russia, don't you know of the oligarchs, 10/11 of whom were Jewish? They don't 'still control' Russia, they just fucking ripped more than half the nation's economy. Don't be stupid. Yes, there are still Jews in high places about, but they don't control much anymore. Still disproportionate though.
Also, Germany seems easily controlled by wartime propaganda (Holocaust and so on)
>>77
>>75 is a pretend-troll
But there were a disproportionate number of Jews in the Bolshevik revolution, in the Communist Party, in power in the Soviet Union etc. Also, Lenin was part Jewish[1]. Stalin wasn't Jewish. 'Any soviet leader' however, you must be fucking joking. Anyone with half a brain knows that they have always been overwhelmingly Jewish.
[1] Yuri Slezkine, The Jewish Century. Princeton University Press, 2004. "But of course the most sensitive "nationality" [ethnicity] of all was Lenin's. In 1924, Lenin's sister Anna discovered that their maternal grandfather, Aleksandr Dmitrievich Blank, had been born Srul (Israel), the son of Moshko Itskovich Blank, in the shtetl Starokonstantinov [Old Konstantinov] in Volynia [Volhynia, now Ukraine]. When Kamenev found out, he said, "I've always though so," to which Bukharin allegedly replied: "Who cares what you think? The question is, what are we going to do?" What "they," or rather, the Party through the Lenin Institute, did was proclaim this fact "inappropriate for publication" and decree that it be "kept secret." In 1932 and again in 1934, Anna Ilinichna [Lenin's sister] begged Stalin to reconsider, claiming that her discovery was, on the one hand, an important scientific confirmation of the "exceptional ability of the Semitic tribe" and "the extraordinarily beneficial influence of its blood on the offspring of mixed marriages"; and, on the other, a potent weapon against anti-Semitism "owing to the prestige and love that [Vladimir] Ilich [Lenin] enjoys among the masses." Lenin's own Jewishness, she argued, was the best proof of the accuracy of his view that the Jewish nation possessed a peculiar "'tenacity' in struggle" and a highly revolutionary disposition. "Generally speaking," she concluded, "I do not understand what reasons we, as Communists, may have for concealing this fact. Logically, this does not follow from the recognition of the full equality of all nationalities." Stalin's response was an order to "keep absolutely quiet." Anna Ilinichna did. The enemies of the regime were deprived of additional anti-Semitic ammunition" (pgs. 245–246) — "All advanced Jews supported assimilation, according to Lenin, but it is also true that many of the "great leaders of democracy and socialism" came from "the best representatives of the Jewish world." Lenin himself did [have Jewish ancestry], through his maternal grandfather, although he probably did not know it. When his sister, Anna, found out, she wrote to Stalin that she was not surprised, and "this fact" was "another proof of the exceptional ability of the Semitic tribe," and that Lenin had always contrasted "what he called its 'tenacity' in struggle with the more sluggish and lackadaisical Russian character." (p. 163) — "And in 1965, all archival documents relating to Lenin's Jewish grandfather were ordered "removed without leaving any copies." (pg. 338)