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===World War I===
 
===World War I===
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The [[Lusitania]] was sunk with some US passengers, but Germany said that there were illegally smuggled weapons on it, and later proven right. As for the Zimmermann Telegram to [[Mexico]], it said "IF" the US attacks us and you help, we will help you in turn." In [[February Revolution]], [[Czar Nicholas II]] was succeeded by Georgy Lvov and later President [[Alexander Kerensky]]. Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution by Anthony C. Sutton documents records from the US state department how the United States backed the second or October Revolution - the hijacking of Russia's democratic February Revolution by the [[Bolsheviks]]. [[Woodrow Wilson]] bribed Kerensky to stay in World War I, and even gave [[Leon Trotsky]] a passport to go to Russia. The new Bolshevik regime concluded a treaty with Germany, conceding the [[Ukraine]] to Germany. During the Russian Civil War, the foreign allies, including the United States, fought the communist Reds by sending invasion forces during land grab attempts while giving the democratic Whites little assistance (a small faction of the Whites supported restoration of the monarchy). At the Treaty of Versailles, the democratic principle of self-determination was only applied to the [[Central Powers]] and the former [[Russian Empire]], but not the allied victors including colonial powers such as [[Britain]] and [[France]].
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The [[Lusitania]] was sunk with some US passengers, but Germany said that there were illegally smuggled weapons on it, and later proven right. As for the Zimmermann Telegram to [[Mexico]], it said "IF" the US attacks us and you help, we will help you in turn." In [[February Revolution]], [[Czar Nicholas II]] was succeeded by Georgy Lvov and later President [[Alexander Kerensky]]. Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution by Anthony C. Sutton documents records from the US state department how the United States backed the second or October Revolution - the hijacking of Russia's democratic February Revolution by the [[Bolsheviks]]. [[Woodrow Wilson]] bribed Kerensky to stay in World War I, and even gave [[Leon Trotsky]] a passport to go to Russia. The new Bolshevik regime concluded a treaty with Germany, conceding the [[Ukraine]] to Germany. During the Russian Civil War, the foreign allies, including the United States, fought the communist Reds by sending invasion forces during land grab attempts while giving the democratic Whites little assistance (a small faction of the Whites supported restoration of the monarchy). At the Treaty of Versailles, the democratic principle of self-determination was only applied to the [[Central Powers]] and the former [[Russian Empire]], but not the other allied victors including colonial powers such as [[Britain]] and [[France]].
    
=== World War II ===
 
=== World War II ===
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