"Anti-Imperialism and Anti-Semitism from the Cold War, and how Russian Propaganda fuels it today"

The speaker introduces the lecture series on global narratives of disinformation focusing on Russia. They also provide a brief note on the technology and procedures for the session.

The speaker introduces the guest, Senor Po, highlighting their background in nationalism studies, Jewish studies, and research on anti-semitic propaganda. They mention the guest's book and their involvement in previous sessions on anti-Semitism in Russia and Ukraine.

The guest discusses the development of historical debates during the OA and their importance in communicating nuanced histories to society. They touch on their research on anti-Semitic propaganda and the significance of their work.

The guest delves into the continuities and ruptures in Soviet propagandistic narratives, focusing on anti-Semitism. They mention the use of visual aids and discuss the impetus for their research in this area.

The guest explores the goals of Russian propaganda, including deepening existing divisions, promoting conspiracy theories, and positioning Russia as a leader of the global right-wing. They discuss the tactics used to achieve these goals.

The guest elaborates on how Russia capitalizes on anti-Semitism to destabilize Western societies and advance its own agenda. They touch on the historical roots of anti-Zionism and its exploitation by the Soviets.

The guest discusses the weaponization of anti-Semitism by the Soviets, citing examples of orchestrated campaigns and manipulative tactics. They highlight instances of anti-Semitic propaganda and its impact on social and political discourse.

The guest delves into Soviet anti-Zionism, its roots in Soviet propaganda, and its impact on public perception. They discuss how anti-Zionism was used to discredit Israel and promote anti-Semitic sentiments.

The guest explores the anti-Semitic campaigns orchestrated by the Soviets, including the doctor's plot and anti-Semitic incidents in various countries. They discuss the tactics used to foster anti-Semitism and division.

The speaker examines how Soviet propaganda was exported and continues to impact contemporary narratives and disinformation efforts. They touch on the collaboration between different regimes and the perpetuation of anti-Semitic ideologies.

The guest draws parallels between historical Soviet propaganda on Israel and anti-Semitism with modern propaganda efforts. They discuss the similarities in demonization, conspiracy theories, and the use of divisive tactics.

The video discusses a young girl's comparison to Anna Frank and the implications of victimhood and cultural shifts.

Exploration of the powerful discourse surrounding anti-Semitism, Russophobia, and cultural shifts in the Western context.

An overview of the historical context of anti-Zionism and its presence in different narratives and discussions.

Discussion on the peaks of anti-Semitic campaigns in the 1970s and 1980s, particularly focusing on Soviet Jews and reactions.

Exploration of the delegitimization of certain cultures, specifically Israel, and the complexity within contemporary art and academia.

Discussion on the significance of visual materials such as memes and caricatures in contemporary contexts, including their circulation and impact.

Observations on Holocaust denial content on TikTok and the circulation of old materials with anti-Semitic sentiments.