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Glasnost also opened the gates to all possible types of [[hate speech]], including active and open speculation on the idea of a Jewish conspiracy against the Soviet people. Ilya Yablokov observed while many Russians in the 1990s were keen on [[antisemitic]] [[conspiracy theories]], after 2000 the extent of anti-Jewish [[slander]] in the public realm had rapidly gone down. Moreover, many high ranking [[politician]]s and [[elitism|elite]] [[journalist]]s who were caught sharing antisemitic ideas in [[public]] apologized for their [[behavior]].<ref>[https://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/id/eprint/181494/1/Anti-Jewish%20CTs%20in%20Putin%27s%20Russia%20IY%20FINAL%2010%20Jan.pdf Anti-Jewish conspiracy theories in Putin’s Russia], Ilya Yablokov, University of Leeds, 2005. whiterose.ac.uk</ref>

Glasnost also opened the gates to all possible types of [[hate speech]], including active and open speculation on the idea of a Jewish conspiracy against the Soviet people. Ilya Yablokov observed while many Russians in the 1990s were keen on [[antisemitic]] [[conspiracy theories]], after 2000 the extent of anti-Jewish [[slander]] in the public realm had rapidly gone down. Moreover, many high ranking [[politician]]s and [[elitism|elite]] [[journalist]]s who were caught sharing antisemitic ideas in [[public]] apologized for their [[behavior]].<ref>[https://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/id/eprint/181494/1/Anti-Jewish%20CTs%20in%20Putin%27s%20Russia%20IY%20FINAL%2010%20Jan.pdf Anti-Jewish conspiracy theories in Putin’s Russia], Ilya Yablokov, University of Leeds, 2005. whiterose.ac.uk</ref>

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