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go to amazon.com.uk.U.K. slash prime. Today is Tuesday, June 1st, 2021. On this day in 1977, activist and Russian dissident Natan

Shironsky was charged with treason and espionage by a Soviet court. Nhatan made an enemy

out of the KGB by fighting for the human rights of the oppressed Jewish community in Russia.

Welcome to Today in True Crime, a Spotify original from Parcast.

Today we're discussing the day a Soviet court charged human rights activist Natan Sharanski with treason

and conspiring with Western intelligence. Let's go back to the USSR on June 1, 1977,

right in the midst of the Cold War.

When the Soviet Kremlin charged Natan Shuransky with high treason and espionage, he knew he was in a fight for his life.

In truth, he was only guilty of speaking out against tyranny, a police state and Soviet oppression of the Jewish people.

But now he faced a sentence that might condemn him to a decade

inside one of the world's most hellish prison systems. Natan only had his two great loves to keep

...