Jewish role in the German Revolution of 1918-1919 / "Stab in the Back" theory
Posted: 3 years 9 months ago (Sat Sep 07, 2019 2:31 pm)
The German Revolution of 1918–19 was a revolutionary period, starting in November 1918 (the German November revolution), which ended the German Empire, and which was followed by a further period of civil conflict, before the formal establishment of the Weimar Republic in August 1919. The following period was characterized by revolutionary attempts to create Communist state(s) inspired by the Russian revolution of 1917, such as the Bavarian Soviet Republic and the Spartacist uprising by the Spartacus League. The non-Communist parties had the army and the Freikorps (nationalist militias) quell these uprisings by force. In this thread, the role of Jewish revolutionaries in the German Revolution will be discussed.
Most of the leaders of the revolution were Jewish:
- Rosa Luxemburg
- Kurt Eisner
- Paul Levi
- Leo Jogiches
- Ernst Toller
- Erich Mühsam
- Richard Müller
- Gustav Landauer
- Eugen Leviné
- Karl Radek
- Emil Eichhorn
(More here: Who led the 1917 German Revolution and left-wing parties in Germany?)
Historian Sarah Gordon:
According to Encyclopaedia Judaica:
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Most of the leaders of the revolution were Jewish:
- Rosa Luxemburg
- Kurt Eisner
- Paul Levi
- Leo Jogiches
- Ernst Toller
- Erich Mühsam
- Richard Müller
- Gustav Landauer
- Eugen Leviné
- Karl Radek
- Emil Eichhorn
(More here: Who led the 1917 German Revolution and left-wing parties in Germany?)
Historian Sarah Gordon:
Gordon, Sarah (1984). Hitler, Germans and the "Jewish Question". page 23. https://books.google.com/books?id=K2pVl ... 22&f=falseThe prominence of Jews in the revolution and early Weimar Republic is indisputable, and this was a very serious contributing cause for increased anti-Semitism in post-war years. It is clear then that the stereotype of Jews as socialists and communists led many Germans to distrust the Jewish minority as a whole and to brand Jews as enemies of the German nation.
According to Encyclopaedia Judaica:
Binyamin Eliav. (2007) "Communism". Encyclopedia Judaica. 2nd ed., vol 5. pg 91. http://web.archive.org/web/201909071900 ... oh-Doz.pdfIn some countries Jews became the leading element in the legal and illegal Communist parties and in some cases were even instructed by the Communist International to change their Jewish-sounding names and pose as non-Jews, in order not to confirm right-wing propaganda that presented Communism as an alien, Jewish conspiracy.
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