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In the mid-1960s, Jews in the Soviet Union were physically free but were derided, persecuted for their religious beliefs, and frequently arrested. Russian anti-Semitism – whether from Czars, Stalin, Khrushchev, or Kosygin – remained a powerful force in the 1960s regardless of other political changes. It was during that time that the “Save Soviet Jewry” movement took shape. Audio:  podcast_1965_slavery_with_out_chains.mp3 read more