Editing Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee (section)

==List of notable JAC members==
The size of JAC fluctuated with time. According to [[Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn]] (''200 Years Together''), it grew to have about 70 members.

*[[Solomon Mikhoels]] (Chairman), the actor-director of the [[Moscow State Jewish Theater]]
*[[Solomon Lozovsky]] (Secretary), a former Soviet vice-minister of Foreign Affairs and the head of the [[Soviet Information Bureau]]
*[[Shakne Epshtein]] (Secretary and editor of the ''Eynikeyt'' newspaper)
*[[Itzik Feffer]], a poet
*[[Ilya Ehrenburg]], a writer
*[[Eli Falkovich]], a writer
*[[Solomon Bregman]], a deputy minister of State Control
*[[Aaron Katz (Soviet general)|Aaron Katz]], a [[Red Army]] general of the [[Stalin Military Academy]]
*[[Boris Shimeliovich]], the Chief Surgeon of the Red Army and director of [[Sergei Botkin|Botkin]] Hospital 
*[[Joseph Yuzefovich]], a historian
*[[Leib Kvitko]], a poet
*[[Peretz Markish]], a poet
*[[Isaak Nusinov]], a linguist and literature critic
*[[David Bergelson]], a writer 
*[[David Hofstein]], a poet
*[[Benjamin Zuskin]], an actor
*[[Ilya Vatenberg]], an editor
*[[Shlomo Shleifer]], [[Chief Rabbi]] of [[Moscow]]
*[[Emilia Teumin]], an editor
*[[Leon Talmy]], a journalist, translator
*[[Khayke Vatenberg-Ostrowskaya]], a translator
*[[Lina Stern]], a biochemist, physiologist and humanist and the  first female full member of the [[Russian Academy of Sciences]]
*[[Israel Fisanovich]], submarine commander, [[Hero of the Soviet Union]]
* [[Shmuel Halkin]], a poet