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"The USSR was actually one of the first states to recognize the Israeli government in 1948, apparently with the intention of using Israel to make trouble for the West. But the arrival in Moscow of Golda Meir in October as the first Israeli ambassador produced a sharp reaction. A spontaneous demonstration in her honor outside a Moscow synagogue by a large and enthusiastic crowd of Russian Jews convinced Stalin that anyone with Zionist sympathies must be a traitor to the Soviet Union. When Svetlana protested at Stalin's suspicions, he pounced on her and declared 'The entire older generation is contaminated with Zionism and now they're teaching the young people, too.'" - Alan Bullock, "Hitler and Stalin: Parallel Lives," p. 952 | "The USSR was actually one of the first states to recognize the Israeli government in 1948, apparently with the intention of using Israel to make trouble for the West. But the arrival in Moscow of Golda Meir in October as the first Israeli ambassador produced a sharp reaction. A spontaneous demonstration in her honor outside a Moscow synagogue by a large and enthusiastic crowd of Russian Jews convinced Stalin that anyone with Zionist sympathies must be a traitor to the Soviet Union. When Svetlana protested at Stalin's suspicions, he pounced on her and declared 'The entire older generation is contaminated with Zionism and now they're teaching the young people, too.'" - Alan Bullock, "Hitler and Stalin: Parallel Lives," p. 952 | ||
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[1] Zionism – A reactionary nationalist trend of the Jewish bourgeoisie, which had followers along the intellectuals and the more backward sections of the Jewish workers. The Zionists endeavoured to isolate the Jewish working-class masses from the general struggle of the proletariat. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:07, 8 December 2024
- Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin
- "Stalin is responsible for the murder of about 43,000,000 people, 1929-1953. "
- Holodomor
- Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev, On the Cult of Personality and Its Consequences (full text in Russian: ru:Никита Сергеевич Хрущёв/О культе личности и его последствиях. Доклад XX съезду КПСС)
- The White Sea Canal – (edited by Maxim Gorky)
- Major Soviet Paper Says 20 Million Died As Victims of Stalin [1]
- Famine in Moldova
- Joseph Stalin, 1879–1953, Soviet dictator quotes
“ Comrades, I have presented my considerations to you. I repeat that it is in the interest of the USSR, the workers’ homeland, that a war breaks out between the Reich and the capitalist Anglo-French bloc. Everything should be done so that it drags out as long as possible with the goal of weakening both sides. For this reason, it is imperative that we agree to conclude the pact proposed by Germany, and then work in such a way that this war, once it is declared, will be prolonged maximally. We must strengthen our propaganda work in the belligerent countries in order to be prepared when the war ends.
- — Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin, Joseph Stalin/Speech to the Politburo, August 19, 1939
Operation Barbarossa: How Stalin was Blindsided by Berlin
Israel
"The USSR was actually one of the first states to recognize the Israeli government in 1948, apparently with the intention of using Israel to make trouble for the West. But the arrival in Moscow of Golda Meir in October as the first Israeli ambassador produced a sharp reaction. A spontaneous demonstration in her honor outside a Moscow synagogue by a large and enthusiastic crowd of Russian Jews convinced Stalin that anyone with Zionist sympathies must be a traitor to the Soviet Union. When Svetlana protested at Stalin's suspicions, he pounced on her and declared 'The entire older generation is contaminated with Zionism and now they're teaching the young people, too.'" - Alan Bullock, "Hitler and Stalin: Parallel Lives," p. 952
https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/stalin/works/1913/03a.htm#n1
[1] Zionism – A reactionary nationalist trend of the Jewish bourgeoisie, which had followers along the intellectuals and the more backward sections of the Jewish workers. The Zionists endeavoured to isolate the Jewish working-class masses from the general struggle of the proletariat.
