In just four decades, the Soviet Union developed from the nucleus of the “dictatorship of the proletariat” into a gigantic administrative apparatus that spread its tentacles all over the world. Communist rejection of the principle of equality and free enterprise, however, met with rejection in the developed nations.
But, the driving forces managed to establish communist ideology in most European countries. The activities of the professional revolutionaries in Germany, Hungary and other European countries have already been reported.       I. Lewin wrote about it: “In Hungary, Jews made up to 95% of the leaders in the Bolshevik movement … The legal status of the Jews in Hungary was excellent, there were no restrictions for them there for a long time, on the contrary, the Jews took a position in the cultural and economic life in Hungary that could tempt anti-Semites to speak of Jewish dominance … This can be supplemented by the statement of a well-known contemporary Jewish journalist from America that the affairs of the German Jews also flourished, and that they had occupied a comfortable position in Germany. Here as there, the Jews were not transformed into revolutionaries by persecution.“ (Source A. Solzhenitsyn. 200 years together.) This inevitably led to a backlash, and conservative-nationalist elements, some deeply rooted in socialism, became active. (e.g. National Socialist German Workers’ Party, Fascists in Italy, Action Francaise in France, Falangists in Spain, Peronists in Argentina and many more)

Through the striving of communism to power, chaotic conditions prevailed in many countries. Street battles, hall battles, terror and assassinations were the order of the day. In Germany the parties, SPD, KPD, USDP, DVP, DDP, DNVP, Ztr. and NSDAP, engaged paramilitary thugs to battle it out for their party bosses. Minority governments and coalitions could only stay in office with difficulty and by means of emergency ordinances and enabling laws. To make matters worse, the Red Front Fighters League, the Spartacus League and the workers / soldiers’ councils acted in the background. Most parties and alliances, including the NSDAP, were strongly left-wing. Civil war broke out in some countries. Our secret elite had done a great job. It was also clear to them that they could not rest on their laurels, because the ultimate goal was still a long way off. The domestic, nationally-minded forces in Germany and Italy were surprisingly about to regain the upper hand, and that was the reason for the merciless propaganda war that now began. Mostly powered by the US, Britain and France and supported by local traitors.

The so-called “Frankfurt School” was established in Frankfurt in 1930 under the direction of Horkheimer, Marcuse and Adorno. A group of “social and cultural scientists” that was able to advance their “critical theory” unhindered to promote the sociological-philosophical teachings determined by K.Marx and S.Freud. The books “The One-Dimensional Man” by Herbert Marcuse and “Rules for Radicals” by Saul Alinsky, published in 1964 and 1971, give a deep insight into the world of those who claim to promote a better world.

Driven by the mean machinations of the Allies after 1918 and by the consequences of the great US. Depression, which was triggered by bankers in 1929, meant a turnaround was inevitable. In 1933 the NSDAP came to power. As early as 1935, the German government concluded an agreement with England, which limited the strength of the German fleet to a third of that of the British. It is unknown if this agreement came about under the pressure of the Versailles dictates that were still in effect. Thus the German representatives bowed to the reality of British hegemony at sea.