Charges of espionage and antiSoviet propaganda are used as grounds for his detention. antiSemitism and a desire to crush the human rights movement in the Soviet Union are more accurate reasons for his incarceration. In the closing moments of his trial. Shcharansky stated: I was told that if I agreed to collaborate with the KGB in order to destroy the Jewish emigration movement. then I will be given a short sentence. quick release and even the possibility of joining my wife . . . It might appear that I must have regrets about what has happened. But this is not so.
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