Jews of the Chinese Communist Revolution

Communism is a Jewish endeavor. The Communist Revolution of China, including the genocide, was no exception.
This genocide under the PRC included an early attack of dissidents as well as a long term reduction of the general population.

The CCP created famine of 1958-1962, reduced the population by many millions.

The one-child policy of 1979-2015 prevented hundreds of millions of births. This required the use of contraception, forced abortion, and forced sterilization. Female children were generally less desireable. They would not carry on the family name, and it was not custom for them to take care of their elderly parents. Many were sent to orphanages or otherwise abandoned. This flooded black markets of the world with young females.
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Sidney Shapiro
born in Brooklyn, New York in 1915, is an author and translator who has lived in China since 1947. He is the oldest member of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), China's highest advisory body. A law graduate of St John’s University in New York City, he joined the US army in November 1941.
His research on the history of the Chinese Jews was published in America and China under the title of "Jews in Old China: Studies by Chinese Scholars". It was translated into Hebrew and published in Israel.
Isreal Epstein
born in Poland in 1915. In 1917, his parents moved to China where Epstein studied, worked, married, and eventually took Chinese citizenship. He started working as a journalist at the age of 15, and from this standpoint was able to observe, analyze and make in-depth reports on the course of China's historic development.
Epstein's parents were staunch Marxists, a formative discipline that has had deep influence on his outlook on life and the world.
Epstein supported the Chinese revolution.
In autumn of 1938, he joined the China Defense League that Soong Ching Ling had established for the purpose of publicizing and enlisting international support for the Chinese cause.
He and other progressive thinkers united in urging the US government not to interfere in China's internal affairs.
"In the place and time in which history placed me, I can think of nothing better and more meaningful than to have witnessed and linked myself with the revolution of the Chinese people, one-fifth of all humanity, with their weight in the fortunes of the entire world."
Jacob Rosenfeld
born in Lemberg, Austria-Hungary (now Lviv, Ukraine). He received a medical degree from the Medical School of Vienna University in 1928, and later became a member of the Austrian Social Democratic Party. Liberal in belief, he participated in several protests, and was imprisoned on more than one occasion, but it was his Jewish ancestry that landed him in a concentration camp. He was eventually expelled from Austria by the Nazi German government.
In 1939, Rosenfeld made his way to China. He joined the Chinese Communist 4th Army in Apr 1939 as a medical personnel. While serving in Shandong Province, he was introduced to General Chen Yi, who was so impressed with Rosenfeld's devotion, sometimes without regard to his own safety, that he later bestowed him the position of Commander of the Medical Corps. It was the highest rank a foreigner had ever held in Communist forces.
Communist China later established diplomatic relations with Israel, and was finally able to find the whereabouts of the Jewish doctor; every so often, Communist China would still dispatch representatives to Tel Aviv, Israel, where Rosenfeld now rests, to present wreaths.
Sidney Rittenberg
born to a prominent Jewish family in Charleston, South Carolina in 1921, his early adult years were spent as a successful labor organizer, and a member of the American Communist Party.
Drafted during World War II, he was found to have great potential as a linguist, and was sent to Stanford to study Japanese. Thinking this would mean he'd be stuck with the occupation forces in Japan, Sid connived his way into the small Chinese course, where he fell in love with the language.
He was sent to China as the Japanese were surrendering, and eventually had himself discharged there during the mounting fighting between the Chinese Nationalists and Communists. He made his way on foot to the Communist headquarters, the caves of Yan'an, and offered his services.
Sid worked for the revolution as a trusted translator, but was accused by Stalin of being part of an international spy ring. He was imprisoned in solitary confinement for six years. When Stalin died he was released, and went back to work, marrying and starting a Chinese family.
Unlike many of his era, he supported the Cultural Revolution and rose to prominence as a speaker. He also became more active politically, and eventually became the head of the Broadcast Administration, a position of power never before or after being held by a foreigner. But he ran afoul of Jiang Qing, Mao's wife and member of the Gang of Four, and was sent to solitary for another 10 years.
In 1980 Sid returned to the United States with his family. He slowly built a new life for himself, eventually becoming a successful liason between American businesses and China.
Grigori N Voitinsky
born on 17 April 1893 in Nevel to a Russian Jewish family. In 1918, he joined the Bolshevik Party. He took an active part in the Far Eastern Front in the Russian Civil War.
He was a Bolshevik Comintern official. He was sent to China in 1920 as a Senior advisor to contact the top prominent Chinese communists such as Chen Duxiu, just before the formation of the Communist Party of China. The process of forming the Communist Party can be mostly attributed to his influence.
Mikhail Markovich Borodin
original name Mikhail Gruzenberg, (born July 9, 1884, Yanovichi, Russia [now in Belarus]—died May 29, 1951, Siberia), chief Comintern agent in China in the 1920s, who built the loosely structured Nationalist Party (Kuomintang) of Sun Yat-sen into a highly centralized Leninist-style organization.
Borodin joined the Bolshevik party in Russia in 1903. In 1906 he was arrested and exiled. The same year he emigrated to the United States, attended Valparaiso University, Indiana, and later founded a school for émigrés in Chicago. After the Russian Revolution of 1917 he returned to Russia and was dispatched as a communist agent to Scandinavia, Mexico, Spain, Turkey, and Great Britain. He went to China in 1923 as an adviser to Sun Yat-sen, after the Nationalist leader acquiesced in the Soviet wish that Chinese communists be allowed to join the Kuomintang. Besides helping to restructure Kuomintang organization and ideology, Borodin gave the Chinese Nationalists Soviet aid in developing a party army, which made them a powerful force in Chinese politics. After Sun Yat-sen’s death in 1925, Chiang Kai-shek, back from training in Moscow, became head of the army. In 1927 Chiang broke with the communists, and Borodin left the country.
Returning to Moscow, Borodin served as deputy people’s commissar for labour, deputy director of Tass news agency, and, from 1932, editor of the Moscow Daily News, published in English. He disappeared in February 1949 in a wave of arrests directed by Joseph Stalin against Jewish intellectuals. He died in 1951 in a Siberian labour camp.
Edward Isaac Ezra
born 3 January 1883 in Shanghai; died 15 December 1921 in Shanghai. He was a wealthy Jewish businessman, who was the first member of the Shanghai Municipal Council who was actually born in China, and who was at one time "one of the wealthiest foreigners in Shanghai". According to one report, Ezra amassed a vast fortune estimated at from twenty to thirty million dollars primarily through the importation of opium, and successful real estate investment and management in early twentieth century Shanghai. Ezra was the largest stockholder and the managing director of Shanghai Hotels Ltd., and its major financier, and controlled such hotels as the Astor House Hotel in Shanghai.
Adolph Abramovich Joffe
(1883–1927), Russian revolutionary and diplomat. Born in Simferopol to a very rich merchant, he studied medicine at the universities of Berlin and Vienna. Joffe joined the Mensheviks in 1903, lived abroad, and was a member of the committee of the RSDRP (Russian Social Democratic Workars Party.) In 1908, after meeting Trotsky, by whom he was greatly impressed, he became coeditor and contributor to the Bolshevik periodical Pravda in Vienna. He organized the smuggling of Pravda into Russia and was arrested while trying to get into Russia, and imprisoned by the Czarist authorities in 1912. Joffe was released by the Kerensky government following the February revolution of 1917 and in July of that year joined the Bolsheviks, and was elected a member of the Central Committee of the party. After the October revolution, he led the Soviet delegation to the peace talks with Germany at Brest-Litovsk, but as he was in favor of continuing the war he was replaced by Trotsky, but remained there as adviser. He was made ambassador to Germany in the following year. In 1920 he headed the Russian delegation at the peace talks with Poland and the Baltic republics, and subsequently was Soviet ambassador to Peking (Beijing) (1922–23), Vienna (1923–24), and Tokyo (1924–25). In the years 1925–27 he was one of the leaders of the left (Trotskyist) opposition. As a supporter of Trotsky, Joffe was not favored by Stalin when the latter came to power, and he was relegated to professor at the Oriental Institute at Moscow. After Trotsky's expulsion from the Communist Party, Joffe committed suicide. A letter he left for Trotsky giving the reason for his suicide was considered an important document in the history of the Soviet Union.
His wife, Maria Joffe, was a member of the Bolshevik party from 1917 and worked as a journalist and editor in the Soviet press. In a meeting in 1929 she protested against the expulsion of Trotsky and the attacks on him in the press. She was arrested in the same year and spent 28 years in camps and exile. From 1975 she lived in Israel, where she published her memoirs (1977).

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