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The Jewish Population of Russia, 1989–1995

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This article shows that the great exodus exacerbated the already existing severe aging and the sex imbalance, thereby aggravating the negative vital balance and intensifying mixed marriage among Jewish population of Russia. At the same time, the main cause of the impressive decrease in the number of Jewish births was not mass emigration, but rather a decline in fertility. The study also found the stability of Jewish longevity during the great exodus, despite the dramatic decline in the longevity of the total Russian population.

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31(3)

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5–19

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PDF (via academia.edu), The Jewish Population of Russia, 1989–1995

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Tolts, Mark The Jewish Population of Russia, 1989–1995. Jews in Eastern Europe. 1996: 5–19.  https://archive.jpr.org.uk/object-rus56