Abstract
Part 1 From severance of diplomatic relations in February 1953 to their renewal in July 1953: idealogical and psychological aspects of the USSR's decision to sever its relations with Israel changes in Soviet internal and foreign policy after Stalin's death and the resumption of Israeli-Soviet diplomatic relations. Part 2 Bilateral relations - from their resumption to their severance: Israel between East and West phases in the USSR's attitude towards Israel, 1953-1967 trade relations cultural and scientific relations Aliyah, emigration from the USSR and eastern Europe to Israel. Part 3 The Jewish problem in the USSR: continuity and change in Soviet policy regarding the National Question and its attitude towards the Jewish nationality in the USSR the national awakening of the Jews in the USSR and Israel's dissemination of information among them the struggle on behalf of Jews in the USSR. Part 4 The impact of the East-West superpowers' confrontation on the Arab-Israeli conflict and on Israeli-Soviet relations: the Middle East in the Soviet strategy the USSR's policy during and after the Sinai Campaigh Soviet proposals for the prevention of world war and improvement of relations between states intensification of Soviet activity in the Arab states and intensification of tension the Six Day War and the breach of Soviet-Israeli diplomatic relations.
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