Putin’s Groundbreaking Stance on Anti-Semitism: Encouraging Steps Towards Combating Hatred
After the death of Joseph Stalin in 1953, there was a joke circulating among the underground circles in Moscow. It was said that the Politburo discovered three envelopes on Stalin’s desk. The first envelope had the inscription “Open after my death” and contained a letter instructing his successors to bury his body next to Lenin’s …