Imperial Russia's Jewish Question, 1855-1881
Shaul Stampfer, John D. Klier
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Shaul Stampfer, John D. Klier
Abstract
Part I. The Era of the Great Reforms: 1. Moshkas and Ioshkas 2. The Illustratsiia affair of 1858 3. Defining terms 4. Rassvet and the future of Judaism 5. Sion and the problem of nationality 6. The religious element in Russian Judeophobia Part II. The Era of Russification: 7. Russification in the Northwest 8. 'Kiev is Russian' 9. 'Kiev is Ukrainian' 10. Education and Russification 11. Partisans of enlightenment: the ORPME 12. 'A State within a State' Part III. The Era of Social and Economic Change: 13. The theme of 'Jewish exploitation 14. Dead souls: the military reform of 1874 15. The dilemma of the Russian Jewish intelligentsia 16. The riddle of liberal Judeophobia 17. The crystallization of conservative Judeophobia 18. The occult element in Russian Judeophobia.
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Part I. The Era of the Great Reforms: 1. Moshkas and Ioshkas 2. The Illustratsiia affair of 1858 3. Defining terms 4. Rassvet and the future of Judaism 5. Sion and the problem of nationality 6. The religious element in Russian Judeophobia Part II. The Era of Russification: 7. Russification in the Northwest 8. 'Kiev is Russian' 9. 'Kiev is Ukrainian' 10. Education and Russification 11. Partisans of enlightenment: the ORPME 12. 'A State within a State' Part III. The Era of Social and Economic Change: 13. The theme of 'Jewish exploitation 14. Dead souls: the military reform of 1874 15. The dilemma of the Russian Jewish intelligentsia 16. The riddle of liberal Judeophobia 17. The crystallization of conservative Judeophobia 18. The occult element in Russian Judeophobia.
Key concepts: Judaism, Ancient history, Political science, History, Archaeology