Mr. Jones: Movie Depicts When The New York Times Helped Stalin Cancel 10 Million

pjmedia.com ^ | 6/24/2020 | Bryan Preston

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To you Beloved Comrade: a Tribute to Stalin by Paul Robeson

‘...In a box to the right - smiling and applauding the
audience - as well as the artists on the stage - stood
the great Stalin.
I remember the tears began to quietly flow. and I too
smiled and waved Here was clearly a man who seemed to
embrace all. So kindly - I can never forget that warm
feeling of kindliness and also a feeling of sureness.
Here was one who was wise and good - the world and
especially the socialist world was fortunate indeed to
have his daily guidance. I lifted high my son Pauli to
wave to this world leader, and his leader. For Paul,
Jr. had entered school in Moscow, in the land of the
Soviets...’

http://www.soviet-empire.com/ussr/viewtopic.php?t=41807

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A 1931 cable from the U.S. Embassy in Berlin documented a discussion between Walter Duranty and American diplomat A.W. Klieforth. Durant had gone to the embassy to renew his passport. Klieforth reported that during that visit Duranty told him that “in agreement with the New York Times and the Soviet authorities his official dispatches always reflect the official opinion of the Soviet government and not his own.”