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Founding of the Soviet Union

If it is relevant, I would like the include the Soviet Union's founding in 1917. Not to say that Jews themselves and only Jews created it, of course, but its founding was crucial to all people who lived there, including Russian Jews. For one thing, many of the Bolsheviks were, in fact, Jews. Leon Trotsky, for example. Also, if the fall of the Berlin Wall is of importance to Jews in Germany, so should the founding and ultimately the collapse of the Soviet Union.--Wassamatta

lol "history"

Why is there so much fiction in this timeline? StephanNaro (talk) 12:59, 11 February 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Because all religion is made up and the stories, books and so called evidence is not capable of proof.

Alternatively, that is why it's called 'Faith' - followers have to believe in the unbelievable or they become ridiculed and persecuted as heretic and non-belivers. HuttonIT (talk) 12:53, 12 February 2025 (UTC)[reply]