Why is this person more dangerous than Hitler?

Alexander Dvorkin's Medical Files: Full Archive ➡️https://actfiles.org/alexander-dvorkins-medical-files-full-archive/

In September of this year, we received an archive of scanned documents via email, suggesting that in the 1970s, Alexander Dvorkin, Russia's leading anticultist and president of RACIRS (the Russian Association of Centers for the Study of Religions and Sects), was under observation at a psychoneurological clinic in Moscow with a diagnosis of cyclothymia. Before deciding to publish them, we spent time verifying the authenticity of the documents and analyzing their origins. We might not have considered publishing those materials within the framework of our investigation of anticult terrorism if it weren't for Dvorkin's recurring attempts to evade accountability through distorted lies and counter-intimidation of his opponents.

What stands out is that, in Russia, Dvorkin was permitted to defame tens of millions of people and subject them to punitive judicial measures. Yet, when individuals defending themselves against his abuses release authentic documents about Dvorkin's mental health during his youth, they are accused of violating the law. According to Dvorkin, publishing such materials constitutes a breach of legal norms.

Remarkable events unfolded in Russia during those times, and even today, much of it defies logical explanation. For over 20 years, a man with pronounced signs of a personality disorder evaluated, humiliated, and condemned people he had never even met. Dvorkin seemed to believe he wasn't obligated to face those he dehumanized by labeling them with the shameful tag of "sectarian" or "cultist."