Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a direct quote for that one, I've looked, but in my search I've found this quote from Engels which pretty much concludes just that. Quote from Roman Rosdolsky, Engels and the ‘Nonhistoric’ Peoples: the National Question in the Revolution of 1848, Critique, Glasgow, 1987, p.85-86 ''We are concerned here with two of Engels' articles that have already been frequently cited: "The Magyar Struggle" and "Democratic Pan-Slavism." In the latter article we read: The so-called democratic pan-SIavists were in a difficult dilemma: either abandonment of the revolution and at least partial salvation of their nationality by the Austrian monarchy, or abandonment of their nationality and salvation of the revolution by the collapse of that monarchy. At that time the fate of revolution in Eastern Europe depended on the attitude of the Czechs and the South Slavs; we shall not forget that at the decisive moment they betrayed the revolution to St. Petersburg and Olomouc for the sake of their petty nationalist aspirations!... And one day we shall take a bloody revenge on the Slavs for this cowardly and base betrayal of the revolution [The only exception was the Poles:] Because the liberation of Poland is inseparable from the revolution, because Pole and revolutionary have become identical words, the Poles can be as certain of the sympathy of the whole of Europe and the restoration of their nationality' as the Czechs, the Croats and the Russians can be certain of the hatred of the whole of Europe and the bloodiest revolutionary war of the whole West against them.... We reply to the sentimental phrases about brotherhood which are offered to us... in the name of the most counter-revolutionary nations in Europe that hatred of the Russians was, and still is, the first revolutionary passion of the Germans; that since the revolution a hatred of the Czechs and the Croats has been added to this, and that, in common with the Poles and Magyars, we can only secure the revolution against these Slav peoples by the most decisive acts of terrorism [Therefore:] We shall fight "an implacable life-and-death struggle" with Slavdom, which has betrayed the revolution; a war of annihilation and ruthless terrorism, not in the interests of Germany but in the interests of the revolution! And Engels concludes his article, "The Magyar Struggle," with these provocatory and harsh propositions: ''But at the first victorious uprising of the French proletariat... the Austrian Germans and the Magyars will gain their freedom and take a bloody revenge on the Slav barbarians. The general war which will then break out will scatter this Slav Sonderbund, and annihilate all these small pig-headed nations even to their very names. The next world war will not only cause reactionary classes and dynasties to disappear from the face of the earth, but also entire reactionary peoples. And that too is an advance.' Engel's pretty much predicted the future didn't he? The Slavic people was targeted for genocide many decades before the Bolshevik Revolution. Trotsky and his entourage was reading Engel's garbage and was inspired to follow his wishes and this goal is still being perused today but on a global level. The communist jew won't be satisfied until there's nothing left but the 'party of the world socialist revolution' which is exactly what this covid hoax is being used for today. The sheep has no idea what type of world they're helping to form with their compliance; “All the parties of capitalist society, all its moralists and all its sycophants will perish beneath the debris of the impending catastrophe. The only party that will survive is the party of the world socialist revolution…” – Leon Trotsky, “Moralists and Sycophants Against Marxism,” New International, August 1939 ''The onslaught on the enemy must be pressed with the greatest vigour; attack, not defence, must be the slogan of the masses; the ruthless extermination of the enemy will be their task; the organisation of the struggle will become mobile and flexible; the wavering elements among the troops will be drawn into active participation'' -The Lessons of the Moscow Uprising (1906) V.I Lenin ''The bourgroisie kill seperate individuals; but we kill whole classes'' Grigory Zinoviev (quoted from Lenin; Biography by David Schub, 1948, p.322)