Well considering Russia’s historical attitude toward Jews, you maybe right. When there were tensions between Poles and Jews in Poland, what side do you think Russia was on? The Jews or the Poles?
Why do you keep banging on about Russia? In 1968 Russia did not exist as a country: it was part of the USSR.
Its also funny how that is only a small fraction of the amount of Jews that used to be in Russia before Russia forced them out into the Pale Settlment.
The first census of the Soviet Union (1926) showed that there were 2.67 million Jews in the USSR. In 1959, despite the effects of the holocaust and WWII, there were 2.26 million, in 1970 2.15 million. If your claim is correct and Poland was only carrying out its 'anti-zionist' campaign on the orders of Moscow, why were so many Jews allowed to remain in the USSR?
No. Put the tin-foil helmet back on.
It's not so much that, it's just his instinctive need to blame other people for Polish failures.