... ), and returned Malenkov to favor. Meanwhile, his latent anti-Semitism was coming to the fore in his old age, and undertook an undeclared campaign of persecution against the Soviet Union's Jews. Nonetheless, Stalin was increasingly feeble, and gradually became dependent upon Malenkov, Beria, and others in day-to-day affairs; his formidable daughter Svetlana was frequently in attendance on him, although ... , Beria, Malenkov, and others. Meanwhile, his anti-Semitic campaign continued throughout the Soviet Union and the Eastern bloc, and as 1952 drew to a close, he hatched a plot to elimina...

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... their part of World War II. Just before the Battle of Stalingrad was what many historians would argue to be the start of the holocaust, and as many of Russia's jews were taken from their home. Stalin was enraged by Hitlers act and knew that Russia would stop at nothing to protect its city and citizens. The events of Stalingrad and ... ...

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