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Leon "Trotsky." Born Lev Davidovich Bronstein The Jewish Role in the Bolshevik Revolution and Russia's Early Soviet Regime Mark Weber In the night of July 16-17, 1918, a squad of Bolshevik secret police murdered Russia's last emperor, Tsar Nicholas II, along with his wife, Tsaritsa Alexandra, their 14-year-old son, Tsarevich Alexis, and their four daughters. They were cut down in a hail of gunfire in a half-cellar room of the house in Ekaterinburg, a city in the Ural mountain region, where they were being held prisoner. The daughters were finished off with bayonets. To prevent a cult for the dead Tsar, the bodies were carted away to the countryside and hastily buried in a secret grave. Bolshevik authorities at first reported that the Romanov emperor had been shot after the discovery of a plot to liberate him. For some time the deaths of the Empress and the children were kept secret. Soviet historians claimed for many years that local Bolsheviks had acted on thei

!Responsible for the greatest disaster in modern human history The greatest disaster in the history of modern humanity is the owner of the picture, a Serbian student named (Gavrilo Principev) He was rejected when he wanted to join the Serbian army because of his palace. He wanted to prove his courage. In the same year, he assassinated the Crown Prince of Austria (Archduke Franz Ferdinand) and his wife during their visit to Sarajevo on 28 June 1914. Which led to the following: Austria declared war on Serbia. Russia was angry and declared war on Austria Russia's declaration of war against Austria led to Germany's anger and declared war on Russia. France angered Germany and declared war on it. Germany went to fight France, and entered the territory of Belgium Belgium and Britain were angered by Germany and declared war on it The Ottoman Empire angered Germany and declared war on everyone America, Italy, Greece, Romania and Portugal angered the Ottomans and declared wa

A journey in Jewish history through sweeping in Arab countries Magen Avraham Synagogue - the oldest and only Jewish synagogue in Beirut Alien Synagogue - Located in Djerba Island Beit El Synagogue, Casablanca The Synagogue of Zarzis, Tunisia. The Synagogue of Tunis The Synagogue of the Prophet, Alexandria Synagogue Dora Urupos (dating back to 244) Aleppo Synagogue رحلة في التاريخ اليهودي عبر كنس في دول عربية كنيس ماغين أبراهام - الكنيس اليهودي الأقدم والوحيد في بيروت كنيس الغريبة - يقع في جزيرة جربة كنيس بيت ايل، الدار البيضاء كنيس جرجيس، تونس. كنيس تونس كنيس النبي، الإسكندرية  كنيس دورا أوروبوس (يعود إلى عام 244) كنيس حلب

Another Tragedy of the Slave Trade (Captain Michel Amator or Suleiman Nubi (1883-1826 He was a Sudanese slave and later became a captain in the sniper corps of the Italian army. He was decorated for his bravery and courage in the face of the spread of a disease that we do not know much about the early years of Suleiman the Nubian. Michel Amator was probably named when he was born in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan and later known as Nubian Sleiman. When he was older, Amatorna said his father's name was Polynia and that his name was personally Quito. He was also reportedly captured by slave traders Egyptians were attacked when they attacked their village and many elderly people were killed. Many women and children were captured. The prisoners were taken on foot to the slave market. Khartoum The slave market was acceptable at the time. Amator said he was 6 when Dr Luigi Castanoni bought it. This was Dr. Mohammed Ali Pasha's doctors. He was named after Michel Amator. During his se

President Sadat signed the Camp David agreement with Israel Secrets of Egypt: Sadat facing rebellion in 1976 An American intelligence document revealed that the late President Anwar Sadat succeeded in eliminating attempts at rebellion by military officers in 1976 The document, declassified on Wednesday, said the US intelligence service had received information on March 30 about a two-week rebellion in some ground and air bases The document attributed the anger of the military to their opposition to Sadat's policies and "selling it to the Arab cause." To contain the insurgency, troops of the Second and Third Army were withdrawn from the disrupted Canal area in an effort to curb the spread of anti-regime sentiment On April 1, 50 air and ground forces officers were arrested in two separate incidents following new rebellion attempts. The document said that the reasons for the rebellion in the two cases were one, the "low morale" of the officers because of th