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Whenever we talk about Soviet Jewish history and this whole chapter is to break it down into it's not all one thing. So usually we start you say a story from the 1920s from the pays and you're talking about the freeda in in in Lennengrad it's told it's told and spoken about in the same way about what happened in sadik when people were arrested when was arrested it's spoken about the same way as what happened in the 40s and the ' 50s and 60s and okay at some point of time it got better but like it's very very vague and so there's a whole there's like 40 years where everything is treated exactly the same which is not the case. It's a very fluid situation the entire time. So I think to be able to understand what happened 1927 and pa when the freed was arrested you have to step back and see what's happening in the in in in in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union in in in um when it becomes the Soviet [Music]