L

Pago
League for Repatriation of Russian Jews..

2
Leningrad trials.--

6, 31, 97, 98, 257, 264, 268, 283, 285
Protests against---

269
Library of Congress : Article on Soviet Jews---

263
Long, Congressman Clarence D.: Record statement.---

184

Mo
McClellan, Rev. Graydon E.:

Biography
Statement

Testimony
McClory, Congressman Robert: Record statement---

148
149
151
38

M
Maass, Richard :

Biography

Testimony
Markish, D.: Open letter from.
Markish, Ester: open letter from----
Mathias, Senator Charles McC., Jr.: Record statement -
Meir, Premier Golda, cited on violence as disservice to Soviet Jews----
Mitchell, Attorney-General John-----
Morganthu, Hans J.:

Biography
Cited
Statement
Testimony

93
93
206
206
185

46
44, 77

132
130
133
134

Parole policy of United States toward Soviet Jews.---

44, 77, 99, 131
Peyser, Congressman Peter A.: Record statement-

192
Podell, Congressman Bertram L.: Record statement-

194
Polansky, Sol, testimony of_---

49
Political prisoners, Jewish, in Soviet Union..

229, 257
Public opinion effecting emigration of Soviet Jews------ 23, 27, 42, 129, 211, 266

R
Rabbis in Soviet Union.---

12, 57, 114
Racial Discrimination, International Convention on the Elimination of all
Forms of..

21, 26
Text

244
"Reign of terror," whether Soviet Jews now live under a.

40, 49, 51, 137
Religious services of Soviet Jews.-

12
Rese rch Institute for Soviet Jewry-

3
Resolutions concerning Soviet Jewry-

1, 5, 21, 36, 113
H. Con. Res. 390 (Anderson-O'Neill)

5, 38, 122, 131, 191
State Department views concerning---

45
Rhodes, Congressman John J.: Record statement..

197
Rigerman, Leonid, case of ----

20
Rosenblum, Louis : Record statement-

233
Ryan, Congressman William F.: Testimony-

35

Page
Segal, Rabbi Zev, testimony of.

75
Scheuer, Congressman James H. :
Testimony

28
Letter to President Nixon.-

34
Sheer, Rabbi Charles : letter to Richard Davies.

231
Sisk, Congressman B. F.: Record statement.---

198
Soviet educational policy toward Jews; article concerning----

251
Soviet Government:
Could benefit from emigration of Jews--

18
Holding Jews as political prisoners---

229, 257
Policies toward Jews_

3, 4, 207, 267
Affected by concern about losing educated citizens..

5
Affected by public opinion.--

23, 27, 42, 129, 209, 266
As element in Soviet Middle East policies--

8
Policies toward other minorities--

52
Policies toward religions generally-

208
Status of other minorities under..

31, 66, 69, 74, 104, 122
Soviet Jews (see also Emigration, Soviet Government.)
Assimilation of.--

13
Brussels Conference on.-

210, 267, 296
Compared to other minorities within Soviet Union --

31.

66, 69, 74, 104, 122, 141, 207, 208
Compared to other oppressed minorities outside Soviet Union..

31
In Northern Ireland.

35, 65
Conditions since 1967---

41, 147
Forms of discrimination against (see also Rabbis, Synagogues) -- 61, 113, 143
History of

36, 263, 264
Living in a "reign of terror".

40, 49, 51, 137
Location of.---

207
Most can never leave country--

11, 77
New "militance" among----

41, 210
Effect on other Soviet minorities_

92
Effect on Soviet policies.-

210
Normal life for, forbidden them.

--60, 207
Number of_---

3, 57, 94, 207
Religious practices limited.

36, 142
Soviet policies toward.

(See Soviet Government.)
Status under czars_-

14
Soviet-U.S. relations on Soviet Jewry (see also Soviet Government, U.S.
Government

6, 53
Sprayregan, Joel J., record statement...

204
Stalin, Josef

95, 98, 102, 207
Synagogues in Soviet Union..

12, 29, 52, 74, 126, 150

U
Union of Councils for Soviet Jews----

233
United Nations: role of, in dealing with Soviet Jews-- 7, 26, 76, 100, 111, 119, 124
Human Rights Commission.--

43
International Court of Justice --

6
General Assembly--

43, 82, 124
Statements of Soviet Ambassador Malik-

146
United States :
Christian churches' role on Soviet Jewry--

121
Role of Jewish groups within, on Soviet Jewry.

46, 93, 95
Soviet relations affected 6, issue of Soviet Jewry.

3
Possibility of mediation ---
United States, Government of (see also President Nixon, USIA):
Parole authority to admit Soviet Jews---

44
Role in aiding Soviet Jews---

6, 44, 82, 99, 150
State Department statements and actions on Soviet Jewry-- 30, 31, 44, 81
On violence affecting public opinion on Soviet Jewry-

45
U.S. Information Agency (USIA):
Effectiveness of broadcasts now to Soviet Jews_.

96
Yiddish broadcasts policies on.--

30, 32, 82, 84, 90, 93

Universities in Soviet Union.--
U Thant, U.N. Secretary General..

Page
104, 123, 210, 256

111

V

87

Vanik, Congressman Charles A. : testimony-
Violence :

As affecting public opinion negatively toward Soviet Jews.

Seen as sometimes necessary-
Voice of America (VOA).
(See U.S. Information Agency.)

W

--- 45, 59, 135

72

Washington Post; Article on emigration of Soviet Jews cited.-

20
Weiss, Rabbi Avriaham:
Statement

83, 309
Testimony

80
Widnall, Congressman William B.: Record statement-

199
World War II, Status of Jews during (see also Hitler).

14, 23,

29, 40, 58, 70, 80, 91, 135

Y
Yiddish :
Broadcasts by VOA in---

22, 30, 53
Forbidden for Soviet Jews to learn.

20, 56, 271
Importance of, for Soviet Jews----- 32, 37, 53, 103, 207, 252 (footnote)
Theater

32, 141