Alla Gerber

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Alla Yefremovna Gerber (

Life

In 1955, Alla Gerber graduated from the faculty of law of the

• 1989: Co-organizer of the pro-perestroika-writer movement "Aprel" ("Апрель")
• 1990: First anti-fascist process in the
  USSR, with the conviction of a functionary of the ultra-nationalist organization Pamyat
  "(Russian for "memory") ended
• 1991: leading member of the movement "Democratic Russia" and founder of the Moscow Anti-Fascist Centre
• 1993: Members of the first State Duma of the Russian Federation in the group “Russia’s choice” ("Выбор России")
• Since 1995: Research fellow of the Institute for the Economy in Transition ("Института экономики переходного периода"),[2] president of the Holocaust Foundation, member of the editorial board of the library "Holocaust" and, among others co-author of "The history of the Holocaust on Soviet territory"
• Since 2007: Member of the
  Public Chamber of Russia

In the Duma she dealt, among others, with laws in the following areas:

• limiting the privileges of the deputies and state officials
• Governmental and Non-State secondary education
• banning of extremist organizations, hate mongering and National Socialist symbols
• Protection of Museums and Libraries

Awards and honors

• Laureate of the Prize "Person of the Year 5762" of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia

See also

• Russian Research and Educational Holocaust Center

References

External links

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