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Theft as a Target of Antagonism

Rumors of theft during the Leningrad Blockade circulated without proof and provoked extreme hostility, directed at anyone who appeared to be healthier than the norm. But by defining "theft" as profiting from the suffering of others, rather than the act of stealing to keep oneself and one's family alive, society preserved its fundamental moral principles.