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Chapter 32 393“When Clement XII was called on to decide between the Jesuits and theDominicans, and it was feared that he would favour the latter, although hewas in robust health at the time, he died suddenly. When Clement XIIIwas about to make inquiry into the accusations lodged against the Order, he,too, died suddenly. Clement XIV, who suppressed the Order, paid thesame penalty, and in a most fearful form. In 1885 the present Pope, LeoXIII, had a narrow escape from a similar fate.” {3} [Emphasis added]John McDonald, 1894Protestant Scottish HistorianRomanism Analyzed“The Roman Catholic church has always been, of course, the font ofanti-Semitism. Anti-Semitism was almost unknown in Tzarist GreekCatholic Russia until after the partitions in Poland in 1772 and 1795.Russian anti-Semitism was imbibed from Roman Catholic Poland. TheSpanish ‘Holy’ Inquisition was founded to destroy the Jews in Spain.” {4}The Encyclopedia BritannicaEleventh Edition, 1911“Benedict XV and [“Ex-Jesuit”] Pius XI [advised by his Jesuit confessors,Alissiardi and Celebrano] began discreetly to negotiate with the Bolsheviks.Cardinal Gasparri, the Secretary of State, had warned that ‘the victory of[Orthodox] Tzarist Russia, to whom France and England have made somany promises, would be for the Vatican a disaster greater than theReformation’ . . . ” {5} [Emphasis added]David Mitchell, 1981English HistorianThe Jesuits“It was not until our own century that Lenin adopted the essential Jesuitprinciples of super-centralization and the corps of professionalrevolutionaries.” {6} F. A. Ridley, 1938American HistorianRemembering that the Jesuits were the authors of the French Revolution withits resultant military dictatorship of Napoleon Bonaparte, we must now examine theJesuits’ Russian Revolution and its resultant military dictatorship of Joseph Stalin. Indoing so we shall examine key events before, during and after.The Jesuits – 1882 - 1917