<Tab/>Parley of the Irrevocable Bigotry with Mikhail Varkovitsky My great-uncle, Mikhail Varkovitsky, seemed very pleased and honored to share his ideas and past experiences upon such an important topic to combat the alarming trends with regard to anti-Semitism and racial discrimination in Russia. Speaking as someone who lived and worked in the Soviet Union 25 years ago, I am well aware that the decade since the fall of the Soviet Union …
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…many nationalities and religions." He meant that tolerance must prevail within Russia if the society is to live together and work towards building a freer, more prosperous and more democratic society. We cannot allow the acts of a few to further deepen the divides within Russia's multi-ethnic society. The interview has set me on a journey that reflected upon the very best of the human spirit, and our urge to defend human freedom and dignity.