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    Union of Councils for Jews in the Former Soviet Union, DC
    May 5 2006

    State Duma Deputies Make Antisemitic Speeches, Come Close to Calling
    for Overthrow of Government


    (May 5, 2006)
    Two members of the Russian national parliament have again made
    antisemitic speeches, according to a May 3, 2006 report by the Sova
    Information Analytical Center. Former Defense Minister Igor Rodionov
    and Oleg Mashchenko-both members of the extremist nationalist
    Motherland Party-reportedly spoke at an April 29, 2006 gathering in
    St. Petersburg organized by the Union of Russian People. This
    organization is named for a pre-Revolutionary group which
    participated in mass killings (pogroms) of Jews with the
    semi-official approval of Tsarist officials.


    Speaking to this group, Mr. Rodionov reportedly stated that, "today
    our country is ruled by a Jewish mafia" and called for a struggle
    "against this diabolical plot to destroy our country and people." Mr.
    Mashchenko took it a step further, coming close to calling for an
    armed uprising against the "anti-Russian government." "We can't be
    victorious through elections," Mr. Mashchenko stated. "All the
    legislative activity of the Duma serves the interests of a small clan
    of rich people, the majority of whom are aliens who are hostile to
    the Russian people. At the same time, the kike media deliberately
    misinforms and fools tens of millions of people." Mr. Mashchenko also
    reportedly complained about Armenians having too much power in
    Russia, a possible reference to vocal protests by the Armenian
    community in Moscow following the murder of a young Armenian on the
    Moscow metro that many attribute to Russian neo-Nazis.
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