In the post-war period, the Holocaust in the territories of the USSR was not denied, but the discussion of the topic was undesirable for the authorities. The official position considered the Soviet people, who suffered during the war and under German occupation, as a single entity. Therefore, at places of Jewish mass murder, commemoration signs stated that "peaceful Soviet citizens" were killed there.
Lev Rubinstein, poet, literary critic, publicist, Russia
Borukh Gorin, Rabbi, Head of the Department of Public Relations of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia
Oleg Budnitsky, historian, Director of the International Center for the History and Sociology of World War II and its Consequences, Russia
