Quoting: ConstantineK
Sure, the Revolution was warrantable end of monarchy in Russia, and sure Jews played significant role in it, but not as a Jewish nation, but only as a citizens and sure they were on the both sides. But in the same time, I confirm that famous POGROMS in the pre-Revolution times had a considerble grounds.
The biggest problem in this lies in fact that there are different approaches itself to the Jewish question, religious and biologic. Throughout history, expulsions of Jews were mostly based on the religious basis and it was thought they were the people who betrayed Christ, that they are the ones who serve an evil and dangerous religion. It means, the problem itself is within Judaism and the religious tendency of these people. It was believed that if the Jews were to abandon their religious beliefs and convert to Christianity, that then the problems with them would disappear. In the same way, some believed that Jews atheists would be just and altogether different to those devoted to Judaism. And they are capable like a chameleon to blend with their surroundings and change their jerseys, only to utilize current advantages which that period enables. Without consideration if a Jew marches in Palestine under the Israeli flag, if he marches over the Rhine under the German flag, or instead marches somewhere through Arizona with the American flag, or like your general marches with the Russian flag through Russia, he is everywhere in first place only a Jew. Only temporarily can he be a German, American or a Russian.
In every case, next to this approach which states that Judaism is the cause of Jewish destructiveness, there exists a biological approach, about which talked German racial theoreticians from the XIX and first half of XX century, that the situation is in reverse, instead it's that Jewish nature which also determines their religion in regards to the very philosophy of living. Just as European nations and their internal nature suits Christianity as a manifestation of their collective being, in that way the Jewish nation suits Judaism as a religion emerged from their collective unconscious.
Meaning the nature itself of one nation determines its religion, philosophy, ideology and overall behavior patterns. In that case neither Christianity, neither atheism cannot substantially change this inherited nature and those inherited patterns, that which was created for centuries and millenniums.