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Beresovskiy thinks anti-Semitism is on the rise.

Voloshin's secret was revealed by his former chief and partner Boris Beresovskiy. Some Russian mass media report that, during his London meetings with the writer and journalist Prokhanov, Beresovskiy raised an issue of anti-Semitism and Islamic factor in order to effectively fight the regime of Putin. Beresovskiy is sure that some regions of Russia are being heavily Islamized. The ex-oligarch thinks that the protests against the celebrations of the anniversaries of Kulikova battle and Ivan Grozniy's capture of Kazan, as well as not quite a warm welcome received by Putin during his recent visit to Kazan are vivid examples of the Islamization.
Beresovskiy thinks that anti-Semitism is on the rise in Russia; the Arab-Israel conflict contributes to worsening the situation. It is especially well-manifested in London, points out Beresovskiy. The Chief Rabbi of Great Britain is said to have said it on many occasions.
Prokhanov's "Zavtra" and other newspapers, in their publications, constantly raise the topic of protecting Russians, and that is why the idea of Russia being ruled by non-original nationalities, that is non-Russian, is logically plaited into, thinks Beresovskiy.
Here is Voloshin's story. It has been revealed that the name of the father of the Head of the Kremlin administration was Stal Isaakovich Volohshin! He graduated from Moscow Institute of Foreign Languages in 1949 and moved to Udmurtia, where he worked in the foreign language department of a local university. Alexander Stalevich's mother, Inna Lvovna Godkina, taught in the same department and conducted half-hour English-language lessons on a local TV station. Stal Isaakovich Volohshin died in 1961; Inna Lvovna and her son moved to Moscow.
Recently, there have been some publications in Russian press alleging that Voloshin's deputy and the very organizer of pro-Putin Kremlin scenarios Surkov is of Chechen descent, the fact that can be regarded as a sensation. More sensation? How about Jewish roots of Boris Yeltsin and those of many other from the government and Kremlin administration.
Beresovskiy thinks that the facts mentioned above contribute to the acuteness of the issue of discrimination of the Russians: it is not funny for the country where the #2 Kremlin person turns out to be a Jew, and his deputy

Источник: Sem40.ru