Anticosmopolitan Campaign
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- has abstract
- Euphemism for the victimization of the Jewish intelligentsia in the late Stalin years. The anticosmopolitan campaign did not commence as an anti-Jewish offensive, but rather as a concomitant of the policy of promoting “Soviet patriotism,” which in the immediate postwar years dictated the eradication of extraneous influences in culture and the reversal of the relative ideological relaxation of the war years. This trend was the other face of the isolationism the Soviet Union fostered as it instituted the Iron Curtain.
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- Anticosmopolitan Campaign
- alternative label
- Anticosmopolitan Campaign
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- anti-cosmopolitan campaign
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- anticosmopolitan campaign
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- anticosmopolitan campaigns
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- cosmopolitanism
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- cosmopolitans
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- “anticosmopolitan” campaign
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- “anticosmopolitism” campaign
- preferred label
- Anticosmopolitan Campaign
- has related
- Doctors’ Plot
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- Moscow
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- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Linked from
- Minsk
- Moscow State Yiddish Theater
- Saint Petersburg
- Kiev
- Antisemitic Parties and Movements
- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- Russian Literature
- Photography
- Cinema
- Utesov, Leonid Osipovich
- Birobidzhan
- Nusinov, Yitskhok
- Institute of Jewish Proletarian Culture
- Rostov-on-Don
- Trauberg, Leonid Zakharovich
- Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic (Russia)
- Khaldei, Evgenii Anan’evich
- Tairov, Aleksandr Iakovlevich
- Tarle, Evgenii Viktorovich
- Efimov, Boris Efimovich
- Berman, Jakub
- Anticosmopolitan Campaign
- Mints, Isaak Izrailevich
- Russian Theater (Theater)
- Margolis, Osher Leibovich
- Efros, Anatolii Vasil’evich