Suitcase, Train Station, Israel: On the History of Anti-Semitism in the USSR The murder of Mikhoels and the defeat of the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee, the Moscow cadence of Golda Meir and the vacillations of Ilya Ehrenburg, who was caressed by the Kremlin, the fight against rootless cosmopolitans and the "Doctors' Case", the anti-Semitic "economic" processes of the early 1960s and the surge of national consciousness after the Six-Day War, anti-Semitic narratives in Soviet propaganda and the activities of the servile Anti-Zionist Committee — all this became the subject of the book.
