UC Berkeley's Harry Kreisler welcomes Natan Sharansky, a minister in the Israeli government and a leading figure in the human rights movement in the Soviet Union during the last stages of the Cold ...
UC Berkeley's Harry Kreisler welcomes Natan Sharansky, a minister in the Israeli government and a leading figure in the human rights movement in the Soviet Union during the last stages of the Cold War. They discuss how he survived imprisonment in the Gulag, the role of human rights in bringing on the demise of communism, and the implications of the global human rights struggle for the search for peace in the Middle East. Series: "Conversations with History" [10/2004] [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 8990]
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Religious people are really nuts.Listening to this video show how there is no way to end the israeli/palestinian conflict.Israel is an extremist state it's based on extremist principle.
USSR was under jewish control and Russia is under jews nowdays. The man was chosen to be a martyr for jewish population of USSR. Stalin was a only person who could resist against them so why jews hate him so much. Russians in Russia are under jewish control till now.
praklate antisemit....maja babushka vajevala vavremi vajne ....kak tzebje ni stidna ? te sukin sin...71 godu me ujechali posli moi ded atsidel 8 let v tzurme sa zionisim ....i chas ve chui sasotzi...
Man this video is very educational. I love it so much. I understand it so well that I think we should not have a test on it. Our Rabbi may make us take a test on this video but hopefully he wont.
In the Soviet era, Jews were required to have their ID cards marked "Jew" but they weren't allowed to celebrate Jewish holidays. They were basically an abused minority who weren't allowed to leave.
With the 'Doctors' plot' propaganda underway, Stalin- who had a deep personal history of anti-semitism- deliberately planned a systematic purge that would have amounted to a second holocaust. His death put an end to that plan.
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He is brilliant and has worked tirelessly for Soviet Jewry. Sharansky is simply an amazing person who deserves our utmost respect.
Stalin was a only person who could resist against them so why jews hate him so much.
Russians in Russia are under jewish control till now.