Commentary on William Korey’s “the ‘Right to Leave’ for Soviet Jews: Legal and Moral Aspects”

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Notes

1 Korey, “The ‘Right to Leave’ for Soviet Jews,” 5.

2 Beckerman, When They Come for Us; Feingold ‘Silent No More’: Saving the Jews of Russia, the American Jewish Effort, 1967–1989.

3 Ro’i, The Struggle for Soviet Jewish Emigration 1948–1967, 166–168; Peretz, Le Combat Pour Les Juifs Soviétiques, 144; Martin, “William Korey, B’nai B’rith Lobbyist, Dies at 87”; AJHS, “Biographical and Historical Note”; Golden, O Powerful Western Star, 179–180, 455n448.

4 Martin, “William Korey, B’nai B’rith Lobbyist, Dies at 87”; AJHS, “Biographical and Historical Note”; Golden, O Powerful Western Star, 179–180, 455n448; United States Congress, Commission on Security and and Cooperation in Europe, “Implementation of the Helsinki Accords,” 2–3. See Korey, “The Struggle over Jackson-Mills-Vanik” and “The Struggle over the Jackson Amendment.”

5 Levanon, Ha-Kod – ‘Nativ’, 200–201; Kelner, “The American Soviet Jewry Movement’s ‘Uneventful’ 1968,” 19.

6 Wiesel, The Jews of Silence, 5.