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Soviet Names Commission to Investigate Anti-Semitism in State Theatres

April 13, 1928
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(Jewish Telegraphic Agency

The revelations made by the Moscow Soviet press with regard to the existence of anti-Semitism in the Soviet state theatres, leading to the suicide of Krein, Jewish violinist, resulted in Government action.

A Government investigating committee was appointed to make a thorough inquiry into what is termed by the Soviet press, "Golovanovism," derived from the name of the Moscow opera director, Golovanov, who was principally blamed for the existing condition.

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