Olof Aschberg (1877-1960), a Swedish financier nicknamed the 'red banker[1].'
Through his Nya Banken (founded 1912), he washed plundered Russian imperial gold into usable global cash.
By 1920 the operation had converted the seized gold into roughly millions in bars circulating as spendable money.
The engine reads him as a profit-driven middleman, not a true believer in the revolution, an example it holds as motivated by arbitrage rather than shared ideology.