Евреите живееле таму со векови, тоа им било живеалиштето, никој не ги населил таму со сила. Тоа што не можеле да се населат во Москва било популациона политика, која не важела стриктно за Евреите.
Објасни ми ја таа популациска политика. Зошто на евреите не им било дозволено да се населуваат низ цела Русија, туку само во пограничните региони?
Да напоменам дека во Граѓанската војна во Русија активно учество во Западниот дел на Русија(Pale of Settlement), кај што во најголем дел живееле Евреите и каде што се случени најголемите масакри над Евреите харале војските на западна Европа кои во тоа време ги кривеле Евреите за болшевичката револуција во Русија.
Грешка си. Русите ги кривеле евреите за болшевичката револуција.
Белогвардејците, припадници и офицери на руската царска армија, имале огромна омраза спрема евреите.
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Overall, the White Army was nationalistic and rejected ethnic particularism and separatism.
Amongst White Army members, anti-Semitism was widespread. Western sponsors were dismayed at this, especially as the Bolsheviks had prohibited anti-Semitism and appeared more progressive. Winston Churchill personally warned
General Denikin, whose forces effected pogroms against the Jews, that
"my task in winning support in Parliament for the Russian Nationalist cause will be infinitely harder if well-authenticated complaints continue to be received from Jews in the zone of the Volunteer Armies."
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After Kornilov was killed in April 1918, the leadership of the Volunteer Army passed to Anton Denikin. During the Denikin regime,
the press regularly urged violence against Jews. For example, a proclamation by one of Denikin's generals incited people to "arm themselves" in order to extirpate "the evil force which lives in the hearts of Jew-communists." In the small town of Fastov alone,
Denikin's Volunteer Army murdered over 1,500 Jews, mostly the elderly, women, and children.
An estimated 100,000 to 150,000 Jews in Ukraine and southern Russia were killed in pogroms perpetrated by Denikin's forces as well as Petlyura's nationalist-separatists. Hundreds of thousands of Jews were left homeless and tens of thousands became victims of serious illness.
White Terror (Russia)
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Religious and faithful to the Russian Orthodox Church, Denikin was
anti-Semitic, and did not criticize the
pogroms against the Jewish population until the end of 1919. Denikin believed that most people had reason to hate Jews and wanted to avoid an issue that divided his officers. Many of them, intensely anti-Semitic, allowed pogroms, which turned into a method of terror against the Jewish population and served to earn the favour of the Ukrainian people for much of 1919. Some of his generals, such as
Mae-Maevski or Mamontov, openly ordered pogroms against the Jewish population, while
Dragomirov allowed one of the largest, that of Kiev between 1 and 5 October 1919. Financial measures that harmed the Jewish population were also applied as part of a general policy of anti-Semitism and repeated Pogroms throughout 1919.
Anton Denikin
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Kenez, Peter, "
The Ideology of the White Movement," Soviet Studies, 1980, no. 32. pp. 58–83. ^ Christopher Lazarski, "White Propaganda Efforts in the South during the Russian Civil War, 1918-19 (The Alekseev-Denikin Period)," The Slavonic and East European Review, Vol. 70, No. 4 (Oct., 1992), pp. 688–707. ^ Viktor G. Bortnevski, “White Administration and White Terror (The Denikin Period),” Russian Review, Vol. 52, No. 3 (Jul., 1993), pp. 354–366. ^ Historians are well aware that diaries are often written with a view to later publication. In fact, important personages often write several diaries with this in mind. Thus while a diary may not be very reliable, personal observations say much. With this in mind, consider the following:
"I had not been with
Denikin more than a month before I was forced to the conclusion that the Jew represented a very big element in the Russian upheaval.
The officers and men of the Army laid practically all the blame for their country's troubles on the Hebrew. They held that the whole cataclysm had been engineered by some great and mysterious secret society of international Jews, who, in the pay and at the orders of Germany, had seized the psychological moment and snatched the reins of government. All the figures and facts that were then available appeared to lend colour to this contention. No less than 82 per cent of the Bolshevik Commissars were known to be Jews, the fierce and implacable 'Trotsky,' who shared office with Lenin, being a Yiddisher whose real name was Bronstein. Among Denikin's officers this idea was an obsession of such terrible bitterness and insistency as to lead them into making statements of the wildest and most fantastic character. Many of them had persuaded themselves that Freemasonry was, in alliance with the Jews, part and parcel of the Bolshevik machine, and that what they had called the diabolical schemes for Russia's downfall had been hatched in the Petrograd and Moscow Masonic lodges. When I told them that I and most of my best friends were Freemasons, and that England owed a great deal to its loyal Jews, they stared at me askance and sadly shook their heads in fear for England's credulity in trusting the chosen race. One even asked me quietly whether I personally was a Jew. When America showed herself decidedly against any kind of interference in Russia, the idea soon gained wide credence that President Woodrow Wilson was a Jew, while Mr Lloyd George was referred to as a Jew whenever a cable from England appeared to show him as being lukewarm in support of the anti-Bolsheviks."
наидов на една хумористичка (ме фати смеа дур читав, ќе сфатите сами) анализа во ФореинПолиси, но во некои делови е точна, најинтересното е што како модел за решавање на украинската криза се дава Македонија 
