Mr. Speaker. I have 3SF Septem er* . 197ss taken this floor many times to denounce the antiSemitic policies of the Soviet Government and to urge freedon of emigration and freedom of religion for all. The harassment of Israeli athletes and Jewish spectactors at the World University games in Moscow dramatized the Kremlins attitude. But antiSemitism is only one facet of discrimination. Repression feeds upon itself and Russia today faces the threat of a new Stalinism which could terrify the people of the Communist world and destroy the growing ddtente between our countries. The current attacks against Andrei Sakharov and Aleksandr Solizhenitsyn. if successful. could signal the end for all internal dissent.
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