Gareth Jones’ Rebuttal Letter to the Editor of the New York Times – 13 May 1933
•…Journalists, on the other hand, are allowed to write, but the censorship has turned them into masters of euphemism and understatement.  Hence they give “famine” the polite name of  “food shortage” and “starving to death” is softened down to read as widespread mortality from diseases due to malnutrition.”
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•…May I in conclusion congratulate the Soviet Foreign Office on its skill in concealing the true situation in the U.S.S.R.?  Moscow is not Russia, and the sight of well fed people there tends to hide the real Russia.
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