
Milestones: previously introduced quotas for Jews to universities and limited promotion, did not allow Hebrew to teach and suspected the future repatriate in each, and now, during the souvenir democracy, they reprek black ingratitude - do not appreciate the rights and opportunities granted to you. Jews are always to blame for something: either in the fact that they want to wash away in Israel, or in that they do not value such an opportunity. The fact that they become a reason for pogroms and revolutions, or that the authorities are not grateful for the fact that there are no pogroms. Since the accusations are contradictory, their source is heterogeneous - from moronic anti -Semites of a standard state model to no less moronic Jews suffering from Stockholm syndrome and unrequited love of power.
Mikhail Osherov, who, in the last Soviet years, is an employee of the Executive Committee of the Lensovet, and now living in Israel and calling himself an expert in the field of economics and politics, distributed his essay on the Internet "Syndrome of the Podrabinsk, or" liberal "Jews." Osherov blames the "current Russian sub -Rabbines" that, supporting the Ukrainian "Eurobander Maidan", they "stand shoulder to the shoulder with the ideological heirs of those who killed their fathers and grandfathers." He dedicated eight paragraphs of his short text inspired by this. In the ninth paragraph, he honestly regrets "that the Soviet Union saved their parents from the destruction by the German Nazis and the same Bandera." So it is not clear what he regrets more: that our fathers and grandfathers were killed or what they did not finish?
But the most interesting, according to Osherov, "is that most of the current liberal Jews simply would not have been born if their current idols won." This is an apotheosis of historical bargaining: you are life for us, we are loyalty to you. It turns out that we must be grateful to the Soviet regime for not doing the Jews like Hitler, but how it did with other peoples and countries - a trifle that does not stand our attention.
The same topic sounded in the discussions around the notorious survey of the Rain TV channel : how dare you question the wisdom of the Soviet military command when the Red Army defended the Leningrad Jews from the Nazis? As if there was nothing more than the fate of the Jews! It was as if Leningrad Jews did not leave, along with hundreds of thousands of the rest of Leningraders to die in the besieged city. I do not think that this was done on purpose, although the opportunity to withdraw the civilian population from the city even before the blockade ring closed, in the opinion of some military historians. No, the Stalinist leadership just forgot about Leningraders, they had this problem in tenth place. What is a million or two inhabitants for them? For 25 years of Soviet power, they destroyed innocent people with their own hands much again and never regretted it. What should they worry about the victims of the blockade?
Then, for the completeness of the propaganda picture, abandoned to the mercy of the fate of people will be declared heroes. The Soviet bonzes that grew on party rations will erect monuments to the dead, make crackling speeches and pour false tears. At first they put people in inhuman conditions and hungry, and then pretended that it was their voluntary choice. I think that if the Leningraders, who were dying of hunger, could reach the throat of those very Soviet propagandists, they would clearly make it clear what they felt in the last moments of their life. People buried in a stone bag would have left no doubt about what is more valuable: stones folded into houses, or human life?
Decades have passed, and the fewer the living witnesses remain, the more the propaganda cod is heard. The war has long passed, and it is no longer possible to plant for amazing moods, stay in the occupied territory or in captivity. But old myths require new victims. And now, just those who ask questions and seek independent answers are already in the category of those responsible. And how is it not to blame the Jews of ingratitude again?
I have two wonderful notes in my LiveJournal regarding the “rain” survey. The Jacobg blogger writes: "In my blockade Leningrad, my father (by nationality of a Jew) worked in the aircraft industry, that is, if the city had surrendered to the Germans, then I would not be in the world." Ilyalogos blogger wisely answers him: "And I will write on behalf of the not born son a woman who died from hunger (Russian, non -partisan) a woman from a simple family. If the city had surrendered to the Germans, I would have lived and communicated with you, but I haven’t been in the world."
There is something to think about. Isn't the joy of our being overshadow the fact that hundreds of thousands of lives have not taken place? You can’t correct anything, but can we recognize such a price acceptable?