since theres no songs about jews, i would guess "firestarter"

Besymenski, who became a respected historian and a professor at the military academy in Moscow after the war, was trying to prevent people from suspecting him of being a plunderer...

While it was customary at the time for the victors to take plentiful souvenirs back home, some of them went too far and became embroiled in scandal. Take the example of Marshal Georgy Zhukov. The man who won the battles of Moscow and Stalingrad and later became the Supreme Military Commander of the Soviet Occupation Zone in Germany made off with, among other things, "55 works of classical painting, six boxes containing expensive tableware and tea sets, nine golden watches and 713 pieces of silverware," according to Moscow secret police records.