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JEWISH QUESTION

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Nikolaev, Vladimir. Stalin, Gitler i my. Moscow: Prava Cheloveka, 2002.

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Istochnik

*Istoricheskii arkhiv

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Svobodnaia mysl’ 1999–2001

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1. “Koba” Stalin, police photograph, Baku, 1910

2. Suren Spandaryan and Koba c. 1911

3. Stalin (second left, back row) with fellow exiles, Monastyroskoe (Siberia), July 1915

4. Dzierzyski (center, front), Jakobs Peterss (second left), and senior chekisty, 1918

5. Dzierzyski’s funeral, 1926. Left to right: Rykov, Yagoda, Kalinin, Trotsky, Kamenev, Stalin, Rakovsky, Bukharin

6. Menzhinsky with his first wife, Iulia, his two daughters, and his son, Rudolf, Iaroslavl, 1904

7. Menzhinsky in the Cheka, c. 1919