Was he right about this ?

Well I don't know about the Russian Communist party, but if we take a look at post-war Germany and their attempted Communist revolution...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Revolution_of_1918%E2%80%9319

8 out of the 14 names in the list of Communist leaders are Jewish. The rest are unspecified, so that number might be even higher.

This is, of course, not to say that all or even many Jews were Bolshevik revolutionaries, but a lot of the influential figures did happen to be Jewish. Perhaps this is because Communism favours egalitarianism, and the target of any revolution is the establishment, and Jews had been persecuted for centuries by the establishment of many European countries, so maybe they felt they finally had a shot at being treated decently if they overthrew the old order.

Also it's important to note that in Russia, Stalin did purge almost all the Jews from the Communist party (including high ranking ones like Trotsky), and the USSR treated Jews pretty harshly.

>>1828555
He's right that Jewish contribution to the revolution was remarkable, but wrong about that absurd body count.

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Solzhenitsyn was red-pilled as fuck. It's always funny to remember that the Western establishment paraded him in the 1970s as if he were just another liberal dissident in the Soviet Union, like so many Jews had already become by that time. Then he went to Harvard and called them out of their progressive bullshit, named the Jew in a massive book and died praising Putin.

>>1828555
>Russian nationalist can't fathom why would amazing, deep, just Russian nation spill so much of it's blood over the cause of communism
>"It must have been the Jews, Russians never commit evil"

>>1828827
Calling someone like him"red-pilled" would be an insult to his persona.

>>1828920
He spent a good portion of his life in a gulag, he lived through the most turbulent times in Russia's modern history and he was well acquainted with the sociopolitical background of the newly formed Soviet society.