Many American Jew are convinced that their ancestors fled the Russian Empire in the 1880s to flee pogroms and forced conscription, even of young Jewish boys. But as historians have long pointed out, forced conscriptions of young Jewish boys had ended decades before mass emigration. And yet in Jewish memory, the khapers (“grabbers”: Jews who captured and handed over Jewish lads to the tsarist recruiters) and conscription continue to loom large among tsarist Russia’s most cruel antisemitic po..
This paper analyzes the student migration of Jews from Tsarist Russia to the universities of Bern an...
A psychohistorical study of Nicholas I and the role of Nicholas and the cantonist system in Finnish ...
Lev Shestov (born Leib Jehuda Shvartsman in Kiev in 1866) was a product of his times and entangled ...
The fate of some one and a half to two million Jews who served in the Russian army between 1827 and ...
A surprising number of Jews lived, literally and figuratively, "beyond the Pale" of Jewish Settlemen...
For some time now historians of the Jewish experience in Eastern Europe and especially in Russia hav...
The number of the Jewish Diaspora in post-Soviet Russia quickly decreased under the influence of em...
In the first chapter will be described a history of Jews in The Russian Empire and Soviet Union. We ...
During the early twentieth century in the United States the foundation of the Jewish labor movement ...
During the early twentieth century in the United States the foundation of the Jewish labor movement ...
If in the eighteenth century Jews could be identified by their speech, clothing, and religious pract...
This collection examines various aspects of Jewish migration within, from and to eastern Europe betw...
This presentation addresses Soviet policy on emigration as it relates to Russian Jews. The Jewish pe...
About 1.5 million East European Jews-mostly from Poland, the Ukraine, and Russia-survived the Second...
This paper focuses on the role of Jews in the Red Army in general and during WWII in particular. His...
This paper analyzes the student migration of Jews from Tsarist Russia to the universities of Bern an...
A psychohistorical study of Nicholas I and the role of Nicholas and the cantonist system in Finnish ...
Lev Shestov (born Leib Jehuda Shvartsman in Kiev in 1866) was a product of his times and entangled ...
The fate of some one and a half to two million Jews who served in the Russian army between 1827 and ...
A surprising number of Jews lived, literally and figuratively, "beyond the Pale" of Jewish Settlemen...
For some time now historians of the Jewish experience in Eastern Europe and especially in Russia hav...
The number of the Jewish Diaspora in post-Soviet Russia quickly decreased under the influence of em...
In the first chapter will be described a history of Jews in The Russian Empire and Soviet Union. We ...
During the early twentieth century in the United States the foundation of the Jewish labor movement ...
During the early twentieth century in the United States the foundation of the Jewish labor movement ...
If in the eighteenth century Jews could be identified by their speech, clothing, and religious pract...
This collection examines various aspects of Jewish migration within, from and to eastern Europe betw...
This presentation addresses Soviet policy on emigration as it relates to Russian Jews. The Jewish pe...
About 1.5 million East European Jews-mostly from Poland, the Ukraine, and Russia-survived the Second...
This paper focuses on the role of Jews in the Red Army in general and during WWII in particular. His...
This paper analyzes the student migration of Jews from Tsarist Russia to the universities of Bern an...
A psychohistorical study of Nicholas I and the role of Nicholas and the cantonist system in Finnish ...
Lev Shestov (born Leib Jehuda Shvartsman in Kiev in 1866) was a product of his times and entangled ...