Jewish Life in Independent Ukraine: Fifteen Years After the Collapse (Part 1)
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Publication Date
April 15 2007
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Abstract
The author outlines the situation of the Jewish population of Ukraine, estimated to be between 100,000 and 200,000. The population is declining, the author explains, due to a low birthrate, and high levels of intermarriage and assimilation. Jewish community life in Ukraine is organized and maintained mostly by foreigners, the author notes. Popular antisemitism is also on the rise.
Topics
Demography Assimilation Antisemitism Jewish Community Jewish Organisations Main Topic: Identity and Community
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Geographic Coverage
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Series Number
19
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Jewish Life in Independent Ukraine: Fifteen Years After the Collapse (Part 1)
Jewish Life in Independent Ukraine: Fifteen Years After the Collapse (Part 1)
Jewish Life in Independent Ukraine: Fifteen Years After the Collapse (Part 1)
Bibliographic Information
Jewish Life in Independent Ukraine: Fifteen Years After the Collapse (Part 1). . April 15 2007: https://archive.jpr.org.uk/object-ukr11
