An intriguing quotation from Hitler's "Table Talk" on Stalin and Jews

[Petr]

This quote would seem to come from famous "Hitler's Table Talk 1941-44" that I have not yet read myself.

If true, it's very interesting: was Stalin really just waiting for a time when he would no longer need Jewish bureaucrats to keep his system humming, and then get rid of them?


http://www.jewukr.org/observer/jo16_35/p0103_e.html


"One more evidence of the anti-Semitic nature of the policy became Stalin's utterance quoted by Hitler on the 24th of July 1942:

"Stalin talking to Ribbentrop didn't conceal that he was just waiting for a moment when there would be enough of own intelligentsia in order to do away with the domination of Jews in administration"

(quoted in the book by senior Hitler's stenographer G.Pikker).


This conversation would have apparently happened in 1939 during the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact negotiations.

What do you think? Has anyone here read the "Table Talk"?


Petr

[Corvin]

Hallo
The greatest prosecution of Jews happened in USSR the years after Stalins death. This was due to the following reason: In order for Stalin to defeate Hitler had to allocate special powers to Russian Generals. The powers where not released after the WW2 and this had the effect that a revenge against the Jews (lets not forget that until Stalins Period most of the High officials were Jews ) which were the Communist Dictatorship the early years, took place. Since these Jews lost power and was unlikely to take back, the International Jewry did not protect them.
Stalin got his Power from Jews but he did not like them due to his Georgian Antisemitism.