Jews in Eastern Europe, №3(25), Winter 1994.
Dates: Winter 1994
Source: Digital copy is provided by the Leonid Nevzlin Research Center for Russian and East European Jewry, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Jews in Eastern Europe, №3(25), Winter 1994.
Content:
Articles
pp. 5-33. Benjamin Pinkus, “Jewish Self-Expression in Soviet Publications, ‘Tamizdat’, and ‘Samizdat’, 1945–1988”;
pp. 34-40. Mikhail Krutikov, “Between Mysticism and Marxism: Meir Wiener as Writer, Critic, and Literary Historian”;
pp. 41-51. Marina Kogan, “The Jews of Leningrad According to the Census of 1989”;
pp. 52-63. Vladimir Khanin, “The Young People of Eastern Ukraine: Value Orientations and Antisemitism”;
Documents and Testimonies
pp. 64-72. “The Agony and Liquidation of the Jewish State Theater of Belorussia (1948–1949)”, introduced by Mordechai Altshuler;
Reviews and Bibliographies
pp. 73-76. Michael Beizer, “Memoirs of the Last of the Old Timers”;
pp. 76-78. Avraham Greenbaum, “Saul Borovoi: A Biographical Sketch”;
pp. 79-84. Mark Tolts, “Figures That Came in from the Cold”;
Academic Life
pp. 85-87. Three Conference...
English
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the Centre for Research and Documentation of East European Jewry
Mordechai Altshuler; Michael Beizer; Saul Borovoi; Avraham Greenbaum; Vladimir Khanin; Marina Kogan; Mikhail Krutikov; Benjamin Pinkus; Mark Tolts; Meir Wiener
Jerusalem: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the Centre for Research and Documentation of East European Jewry
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