This past February 11 marked the 40th anniversary of one of the most consequential moments in modern Jewish history: the release of Natan Sharansky from Soviet prison. In 1986, Sharansky, then the world’s most famous Soviet Jewish dissident, walked across the Glienicke Bridge from East Germany into the West, ending nine years of imprisonment and forced labor. His ... The post Stan Polovets Reflects On The 40th Anniversary of Natan Sharansky’s Historic Release from Soviet Prison appeared first on KHTS Radio. ...read more read less