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 A police constable asking the two demonstrators, a man in dark glasses and a woman (wearing a hat) to leave the exhibition after the disturbance - watched by the Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Smirnovsky (R)

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Anti-semitism Asks Audley Cause Caused Constable Dashed Demonstrators Disturbance Leaflets Protesting Smirnovsky Watched

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