Stalin i evrei. Informatsionnaia voina protiv Vozhdia - Verkhoturov Dmitrii Nikolaevich

One of the main "trumpcards" of anti-Soviet propaganda was the myth of Stalin's "yudophobia." Joseph Vissarionovich was credited with "anti-Semitic campaign against cosmopolitanism" and "the elimination of Meyerhold" and "the case of the killer doctors", and the intention to "finally solve the Jewish issue by evicting all Soviet Jews to Siberia" (although this slander has long been even liberal historians, in the Jewish environment continue to walk tales about echelons, which supposedly "already stood under pairs to take The Jews into exile"). But how does the indisputable fact that Stalin's USSR saved millions of Jews from destruction during World War II, and the Chief himself played a decisive role in the creation of the state of Israel? Is there any reason to suspect him of hating Jews? What weight did the Jewish elite under Stalin have in the economy and politics of the USSR? Where did the myth of the anti-Semitism of the "Kremlin Highlander" come from? And what are the real reasons for the information war of the "Arbat children" against the Chief? This book provides convincing answers to the most poignant and "uncomfortable" questions of history.