Anti-Zionist Committee of The Soviet Public - List of Members

List of Members

  • David Dragunsky, chairman — Colonel-General, Hero of the Soviet Union (twice)
  • S.L. Zivs, v.c. — a doctor of jurisprudence
  • M. B. Krupkin, v.c. — vice-chairman of Agenstvo Pechati Novosti (APN) publishing house, director of department of Literaturnaya Gazeta
  • Maya Plisetskaya — a ballerina
  • I. P. Belyayev — a doctor of economics
  • Yury A. Kolesnikov — a writer
  • M. I. Kabachnik, an academician, Hero of Socialist Labor
  • Teodor Oizerman — a philosopher and academician
  • V. N. Kudryavtsev — a member of the Academy of sciences of the USSR
  • Matvey Blanter — a composer, Hero of Socialist Labor
  • Angelina Stepanova — an artist, Hero of Socialist Labor
  • Tatyana Lioznova — a film director, the State Award nominee
  • B. S. Sheinin — a cinematographer
  • A. K. Marinich — a director of a kolkhoz, Hero of Socialist Labor
  • G. B. Gofman — a writer, Hero of the Soviet Union
  • Caesar Solodar — a writer
  • A. Vergelis — a poet
  • G. O. Zimanas — a professor
  • Yakov Fishman, the chief rabbi of Moscow (died a few months after the creation of the committee).
  • Adolf Shayevich, the chief rabbi of Moscow (declared on 1989-01-01 that he was no longer a member)

and others.

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