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@TheThing87 Historical evidence shows that the United Kingdom did not "side with" Bolshevism following the 1917 Russian Revolution. Instead, the UK government under David Lloyd George and figures such as Winston Churchill actively supported the "White" anti-Bolshevik forces during the Russian Civil War (1918–1920) in an attempt to overthrow the Bolshevik regime.

The assertion that Bolshevism was created by Jews to destroy Western civilization is a known, antisemitic conspiracy theory referred to as "Judeo-Bolshevism". This myth developed during the Russian Revolution, particularly among defeated White Guard forces and later in Nazi propaganda, to explain the success of the revolution and discredit it by scapegoating Jewish people.

Whereas the reality:
Following the revolution, Britain viewed the Bolsheviks as a serious threat to its interests and European stability. Britain sent troops to Russia and provided massive amounts of military supplies—including tanks, planes, and weapons—to the anti-Bolshevik White armies.
The British military intervention, often championed by Winston Churchill, was a costly failure and was unpopular at home, leading to its abandonment by 1920.

While a small number of Jews were involved in communist movements, many Jewish leaders were also Mensheviks or Bundists, who were opponents of the Bolsheviks. The myth of Jewish Bolshevism ignores that Russian Jews were generally victims of the revolution and the subsequent civil war, and also later faced persecution under Stalinist rule.
While some individuals in Britain in the 1920s did express concern about Jewish involvement in communism, and some far-right figures promoted the myth, it was not the official stance of the UK government, which was heavily anti-Bolshevik.