Anti-Komintern

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Anti-Komintern was a special agency within the Propaganda Ministry under Joseph Goebbels in Nazi Germany charged with administering anti-Soviet propaganda campaign in the mid-nineteen thirties. One of its main activities was to publisize that "Bolshevism was Jewish."

[edit] See also

• The Jewish Bolshevism

[edit] References

• Russian and Germany by Walter Laqueur (1965))

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