[Translated letters by A.S. Tager]

[Translated letters by A.S. Tager] 

[Translated letters by A.S. Tager] 

1 electronic resource (8 pages) 

The file contains a translated letter by Aleksandr Semenovic Tager to Dr. Sergeje Bagotzky. Sergej Justinovic was the contact man between Lifschitz and Tager, and he provided the correspondence on the Soviet Embassy in Paris. Made together with his wife translations of the Russian archives and the letters of Tager. Alexandr Semenovic was a lawyer and a defender in political and anti-Semitic trials. The first letter deals with exposing the methods used by anti-Semites and reactionaries. That is why Tager decided to search for materials that could be used in the trials against antisemitism, especially for the trial about the Protocols of the Wise man of Zion. The other translated letter is also written by Tager to Boris Lifschitz. In this letter, Tager admits that his folder got stolen with all the documents that he had previously collected for the Bern trial. He would now like to retrieve these documents, or equivalent documents.