FOREIGN BROADCASTS/ATTITUDES TOWARDS WAR AND TOWARDS SOVIET LEADERS/ANTI-SEMITISM

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 16, 2010
• Sequence Number: 58
• Publication Date: April 16, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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_,. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPOR
INFORMAT'ON REPORT
COUNTRY USSR Austria (Soviet Zone)
SUBJECT Foreign Bror.dcasts/Attitudes towards War and
towards Soviet Leader s/Anti-Semitism
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(b) The war will be started by the Western powers and the Russian prople will
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be united in meeting an attack on ter counry.
It is not in the interest of the USSR to wage a war. But wars are the out-
come of politics and politics in the USSR are directed by Jews.
8, Stalin is not as popular as the newspapers or the numerous resolutions passed, make out.
It is commonly realized that if opportunities for opposition existed without retribution,
the Russian people would act with more discrimination.
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There were radio sets o.t the posts in Laing , nd Grosnhoel].enstein
where_____________ the men on duty, listened in to broadcasts of the
VOA and the BBC. Reception of VOA wa, best after 0200 hours when
most other st.t,i.ons h:.d closed down.
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2. BBC broadcasts were difficult to hear because of iannning. The broad-
casts were heard on various wavelength.hest results on 41 m and
3. These broadcasts were listened to mainly out of curiosity and were regarded
as counter propaganda to the Soviet broadcasts. It was not thought that
any Soviet organization might be behind these broadcasts but rather that
it was propaganda conducted by the US Government from US territory.
Stalin is regarded as th" anti-Christ as described in the Bible.
10. Stalin has deviated from the course which Lenin mapped out for the Russian people and
when Stalin's first wife reproached him for it, Stalin shot her dead. Stalin is to
blame for the plight of the Russian peasants. Lenin advocated that the empty spaces
should be populated, but Stalin introduced the system of kolkhozes. Lenin advocated
the eight hour day, but Stalin's "norms". system has resulted in a 16-hour day.
11, Stalin should stand judgement by a court of the people and his punishment should be
that he is made to do the hard manual labor which the old people throughout the USSR
have to do.
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At present Zhukov is in disfavour and1a3,7 pict-
ures of him have been removed. According. to rumor, when the war was over Zhukov ad-
vocated that the kolkhozes should be disbanded. end that, as the fruits of victory,
the peasants should have their own farms. Another rumor was that Zhukov wanted to
send the Jews to Pa].estine, as they are not popular in the USSR. One shipment of
2000 Jews actually left the USSR. but they were all drowned on the way. When Zhukov
discussed with Stalin the desirability of sending the Jews out of the USSR, Stalin's
d if who is a Jewess ulled out a gun and shot at Zhukov. Whatever Zhukov
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Marshal Rokossovski was a good friend of Zhukov and it might well b
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74. There is definite anti-semitism in the USSR. It is usually amongst Jews that the
"Osobnyak" (a contemptuous name for 01U officer) recruits his informants and
nothing but contempt is felt for the fawning attitude of most Jews in the army,
who invariably work for him. They need no soap to slide into his favours. During
World War II, Jewish soldiers were regarded as unreliable, they were unwilling to go
to the support of their comrades if that endangered their lives, they were coward/
in order 'to nuke these broadcasts effective, Soviet citizens
should be used .:;s broadcasters to whose idi.ornaore credence would be paid.
6. An answer to jamming would be a 24-hour service but even then the rural
population would not benefit because of their nnvirty HOd T,
sets.
views on the probability of war:
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A future war is inevitable and the first sign of it was the
Korean war, which was waged by the Western Powers in order to
et a step nearer to the birders of the USSR proper El8 a spring-
bonrd for the final assuuit.
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and many were shot. It is mostly Jews who are employed in ol'rlCes ana snops
16, It is not the Russian's nature to want to dominate and wield power, he wants to be
left alone, This Russian trait has been exp]oited by the Jews, who on the backs of the
Russians have grabbed power. It was wrong of Hitler to shoot the Jews they should
be sent to a county and made to live there.
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