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Red Star Over Romania
Brownmiller, Susan | June 18, 2001 issue

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The article presents information on the book "Ana Pauker: The Rise and Fall of a Jewish Communist," by Robert Levy. Ana Pauker was a Jewish woman who'd become the chief party theoretician in Communist Romania. Without gliding over Pauker's serious delusions, desperate compromises and calculating moves, Levy pulls off a surprising feat by offering a credible defense for many of her actions. Comrade Ana, as she was called in party circles, is still being demonized in post-Ceausescu Romania as the malevolent force behind the worst atrocities of the Stalinist era.

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ANA Pauker (Book); POLITICAL leadership; PAUKER, Ana; LEVY, Robert; BOOKS & reading; COMMUNISM; ROMANIA
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