precursor of the human rights campaign in the USSR, had condemned resolution 3379 (XXX) as anti-Semitic. The anti-Zionist and anti-Semitic campaign had been launched in the USSR - in the pre-Gorbachev era - and had been taken up by the Arab-Islamic fundamentalist front. At that time, dozens of Soviet writers such as Trofim Kichko and Lev Komeev had regularly published venomous anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist writings. In 1973, a Paris court had condemned the Communist deputy mayor of Nanterre for distributing a pamphlet published in 1906 by the group Sovuz Russkovo Naroda^ inciting people to carry out pogroms; the pamphlet had been reproduced by the Soviet embassy in Paris which had, however, replaced the word "Jew" by the word "Zionist". To give a further example of the virulence of the anti-Zionist campaign in the USSR, he could mention a memorandum entitled "De-Zionization" submitted by the E/CN.4/1990/SR.16 page 6 "Arabist" Valéry Emelyanov to the Central Committee of the Communist Party in 1977, which had advocated the deportation of Jews to remote areas of the USSR. Emelyanov had been arrested in Moscow on 7 April 1980, not for incitement to racial hatred, but for the murder of his wife. After being expelled from the Communist Party and spending some time in a psychiatric hospital, he was now back at work as an activist for the anti-Semitic organization Pamyat'. 25. The time had come for the USSR and all the States which had voted for resolution 3379 (XXX) in 1975 to ensure that the resolution was swiftly declared null and void. Recalling that the United States Vice-President, Dan Quayle, had suggested two months earlier that the United States of America and the USSR should work together in the fight against anti-Semitism, he said that Mr. Alexander Golitsin, political counsellor at the Soviet embassy in 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing political and social issues related to human rights, anti-Semitism, and anti-Zionism in the USSR and the international community. It mentions specific events, individuals, and organizations, and is likely a part of a larger document or report on these issues.

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