"там, на снегах севера, капли моей крови". Исторические и идеологические корни израильской диаспоры в россии и ссср
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Historical and ideological roots of the Israeli diaspora in Russia and the USSR
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Jewish emigration from Israel of the recent decades brought the creation of the communities of Israeli passport holders in the various countries of the world, including Russia and other post-Soviet states. Although this fact is commonly accepted as a totally new phenomenon, the returned migration of Russian and other Jews, who first immigrated to their historical Homeland - the Land of Israel/Palestine, and in a period of time came back to Russia has centuries-long history. In the 17th - 19th centuries this trend included Jerusalem and other Palestine Jewish communities' envoys, educators and fundraisers, who visited Russian and East European Jewish communities and sometimes stayed there for years, as well as Russian Jewish pilgrims to the Holy Land, who on returning were often respected as «representatives» of the Land of Israel and its Jewry. Some members of First, Second and Third Zionist Aliyot (waves of Jewish ideological repatriation) to the Land of Israel/Palestine of the late 19th and early 20th centuries created another substantial group of «Israeli Returnees» to Russia and the USSR. The article shows that typical patterns of immigrants from the Palestine to Russia and the early USSR are very close to, or even similar with «ideological re-immigrants», envoys, labor migrants, «economic refugees», and other relevant subgroups among current Israeli diaspora in Russia and the CIS.
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Russian-Speaking Jews Israeli Expatriates Immigration Main Topic: Demography and Migration Jewish History
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2
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20-46
Bibliographic Information
"там, на снегах севера, капли моей крови". Исторические и идеологические корни израильской диаспоры в россии и ссср. 2013: 20-46. https://archive.jpr.org.uk/object-2103
