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Jewish demonstrators at Soviet photography exhibition

Jul. 07, 1971 - Jewish Demonstrators cause a disturbance when Soviet Ambassador opens Russian Press photography exhibition. Jewish demonstrators caused a disturbance today when they dashed forward towards the Soviet Ambassador, Mikhail Smirnovsky, waving leaflets protesting against anti-semitism in the Soviet Union, while he was opening an exhibition of Soviet Press Photography at the Royal Photographic Society's new building in South Audley Street, London, W1. Photo Shows The two demonstrators, a man wearing dark glasses, and a woman (wearing a hat) approach Mikhail Smirnovsky, the Soviet Ambassador, holding up a picture of Alexander Gorbach, whose trial starts today in Russia, during the opening of the exhibition today

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