A psychiatrist from a local clinic considered Nadezhda paranoid for thinking that she was always watched by the KGB. Another psychiatrist told her that she was developing mental illness because she was not working in her profession. Incidentally. Fradkova lost her job as a mathematical linguist several years ago when she first applied to emigrate from the Soviet Union. Finally. the hospital staff physician who gave her drug injections gave her a steady dose of antiSemitic insults as well. The many examples of Soviet human rights violations do not constitute genocide as defined in the Genocide Convention. These violations are. however. evidence of the Soviet Unions promotion of hatred and persecution along religious lines.
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