† attested in his 1955 exposé titled “Fraudulent Conversion” that Joseph Stalin was of Jewish extraction citing from the publications of a Red Army general: "JOSEPH VISSARIONOVITCH STALIN: Dictator of Russia from Lenin's death in 1924 till his own death in 1953. Married the Jewess, R.M. Kaganovich, sister of Lazar M. Kaganovich. Originally named Djugachvili, his little known Jewishness was recorded as follows—"
«The name of Stalin, Jhugashvili, that is to say, in Georgian, , son of an Israelite,' shvili-son; and Djuga-Israelite. The family of Djugashvili, of Christian orthodox religion, is descended from the Jewish mountain-dwellers of the Caucasus, converted at the beginning of the 19th century.»
(My Career on the Soviet Central Staff, by Ivan Krylov, quoted in the Paris journal, Le Nouueaa Promethee," May 1951.)
COLIN JORDAN: "The Life of Stalin, by Iman Raguza, discussing on p. 14 the parents of Stalin-Besso and Cato (Keke) Djugashvili said—"
“Their marriage was not an affair of love. It was required by the customs of the country. The contract was concluded at Tskhinvali (now called Stalinissere). The young cobbler Besso, originally from the hamlet of Lelo, had a small cobbler's shop in this village. The father of Cato (Stalin's mother) was a Jew junk peddler in the mountains of Koutaissi. He also had a little novelty shop."
Citation: Jordan, C., Fraudulent Conversion: The Myth of Moscow's Change of Heart, p.25. Published by Britons Publishing Society January 1, 1955. ASIN: B0000CJ9B0.
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