Anti-anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union

Lyber Katz - z"l, progressive activist, Yiddish translator and son of Moishe Katz - discusses his experience, or lack thereof, of anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union during his early childhood.
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His enlgish is so good

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Following on this better later

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Sas thing it was.

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Lots of antisemitism as well, from Marx to think the culture would be "fixed" with Communism, and from Stalin as well. Bolsheviks got Jewish support in a large part because they wanted to fight the internal anti-semitism of Communism.

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Cope

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