Emigration of Soviet Jews (see also Soviet Government, Soviet Jews).

Hurwitz, Marc: Article on Soviet education policy toward Jews--.

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.:

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Parole policy of United States toward Soviet Jews--
Peyser, Congressman Peter A.: Record statement..
Podell, Congressman Bertram L.: Record statement..
Polansky, Sol, testimony of---_.

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

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Rabbis in Soviet Union___

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"Reign of terror," whether Soviet Jews now live under a--
Religious services of Soviet Jews---.

Rhodes, Congressman John J.: Record statement---
Rigerman, Leonid, case of---

Letter to President Nixon__

Sheer, Rabbi Charles: letter to Richard Davies-.
Sisk, Congressman B. F.: Record statement_-.

Soviet educational policy toward Jews; article concerning-.
Soviet Government:

Could benefit from emigration of Jews‒‒‒
Holding Jews as political prisoners--

Policies toward Jews---

Affected by concern about losing educated citizens_.
Affected by public opinion---.

As element in Soviet Middle East policies-
Policies toward other minorities__
Policies toward religions generally.
Status of other minorities under-

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Soviet Jews (see also Emigration, Soviet Government.)
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Compared to other minorities within Soviet Union__.

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Conditions since 1967___

Forms of discrimination against (see also Rabbis, Synagogues) __ 61, 113, 143
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Sprayregan, Joel J., record statement.

Stalin, Josef__.

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International Court of Justice_

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Soviet relations affected 6, issue of Soviet Jewry.

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

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