The Bolshevik's Killing Fields

From 1933 to 1942, agents from the NKVD killed 300,000 at the Lukianivka prison in Kiev

Kiev Was The Heart Of The Ukraine

Lukianivka Prison In Kiev

The NKVD Took The Corpses To A Nearby Forest

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Bolshevik Revolution

Lenin, and his fellow Jews, start a revolution by promising the peasants a new life. They gain control of Russia, turn it into their European military base, where the peasants lose everything and become slaves. The Ukraine becomes especially troublesome to the Bolsheviks, so they starve the populace through a engineered famine.

All through the Ukraine they round up dissidents, bring them to the prisons, torture them for information, and then kill them.

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Who Did It?

Stalin and Lenin were the front men. Their orders came from the Schiffs of America, and the Schiff's orders came from the Rothschilds of France.

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The NVKD

The Jewish Secret Police, death squads,  who would round everyone up.

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300,000 Christians

Europe, North America, and South America, are dotted with Holocaust museums, but all 300,000 Christians get is a $1,500 tombstone.

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Who Ran The Prisons

These were all Bolshevik NKVD. Prisoners, mainly intelligentsia, were brought here, tortured, and then shot.

Their purpose was to create psychological terror, the same way they do in Gaza in 2006.

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Who Kills 300,000?

The NVKD would go to a University, gather up any of the faculty, bring them to the Kiev prison. They would torture them, and then execute with a bullet to the back of the head.

Only blood crazed psychopath Zionists/Bolsheviks/Communists/Jews delight in murder.

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They Use The Same Techniques In Iraq

People are rounded up, shot in the back of the head, and dumped on the streets of Baghdad. Once the Americans are gone, then Israel will have it's Interior Ministry (Iraq's NVKD) round up all dissidents.

Whether it is 1917 Russia, 1946 Germany, or 2003 Iraq, it's the same old Bolshevik game plan. But the worst part is, America will be their final destination.

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