Week in Review: The Russians Are Coming

Lee Harvey Oswald's friend Ernst Titovets and the son of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev remember how the JFK case unfolded in the Soviet Union

Promotional still for “The Russians Are Coming The Russians Are Coming” (1966) starring Alan Arkin (right) as a Soviet submarine captain. (Credit: United Artists/IMDb)

Recapping last week’s review, we followed news about the 350-page dossier from the Russian government about JFK’s assassination released via Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.), chair of the House Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets:
The document is posted on JFK Facts here.

But alas for me, I can’t read Russian. So I’ve only read the pages that were written in English — by Lee Harvey Oswald, or someone signing for him (?).

Fortunately for us, JFK Facts’ translation team is preparing a comprehensive translation and analysis of Russia’s JFK Dossier, coming soon!

While waiting for that to be completed, JFK Facts had the privilege of posting two articles featuring first-hand witnesses to events in the 1960s Soviet Union — Oswald’s friend in Minsk, Ernst Titovets, and Sergei Khrushchev, the son of the leader of …