JSEE: Общая информация
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JEWISH SCHOLARSHIP IN EASTERN EUROPE
Vol. 1, No. 3, September 1997
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CONTENTS
- Scholarly Institutions:
Center for research and education "Holocaust" (Moscow,
Russia), Institute of Judaica (Kiev, Ukraine) - a survey
of activities, programs and publications
- Calendar of Events:
academic events in the field of East European Jewish
studies for Summer 1997 - 1998
- Research, Documentation and Publication Projects:
Book Chamber of Ukraine, Kiev - materials on Jewish
history in Eastern Europe in the Bibliography index
"Ethnic groups of Ukraine"
- Funding:
Fellowship opportunities for scholars of East European
Jewish history at YIVO Institute for Jewish Research,
1997 - 1998
- Publications:
new books on East European Jewish studies
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SCHOLARLY INSTITUTIONS
The section comprises information on the activities
of Jewish scholarly institutions focusing on Eastern
Europe.
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CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION "HOLOCAUST"
The Center was established in Moscow in December 1991. It aimed
at creation of documented history of Holocaust in the former USSR.
The Center develops projects on research, exploration of sources
at museums and archives, education, publication.
Alla Gerber, writer and member of Russian parliament, is a president
of the Center.
In 1995 the Center started series "Russian library of Holocaust".
A few books have been published in the series already, a monograph
"Echoes of Holocaust and Jewish question in Russia" by the Center's
founder M.Gefter including. The following publications are expected
to appear in the series soon:
- "A boy from Brest ghetto" - memoirs by R.Levin,
- "Holocaust theme in Russian literature" - text book for high schools
by N.Rudnik
- "Pinsk ghetto" - collection of documents and research works.
The Center also publishes information bulletin with updates on
its activities and publications.
List of the Center's publications
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Gefter M. Echoes of Holocaust and Jewish question in
Russia. Moscow, 1995. 296 p. In Russian
Jews in the Great Patriotic war: the contribution to
the victory: a catalog of the exhibition. Moscow,
1995. 32 p. In Russian
Klokova G. History of Holocaust in the USSR during the
years of the Great Patriotic war (1941 - 1945): Handbook
for teacher. Moscow, 1995. 164 p. In Russian
Lessons of Holocaust and contemporary Russia:
materials of the round table of the international
symposium in Moscow, April 6 - 8, 1994. Moscow, 1995.
136 p. In Russian
Poltorak D. History of Holocaust 1933 - 1945 : A
collection of documentary materials. Moscow, 1995. In
Russian
Sverdlov F., ed. Documents blame. Holocaust:
witnesses of the Red Army: A collection of documents.
Moscow, 1996. 130 p. In Russian
Oswencym - tragedy of the 20th century: a catalog of the
exhibition. Moscow, 1995. 20 p. In Russian
For more information please contact:
Center for Research and Education "Holocaust"
Address: Sadovnicheskaia ul., 52-239, Moscow 113035 Russia
Tel./fax: 7-095-233-33-62
E-mail: altman@glasnet.ru
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THE INSTITUTE OF JUDAICA
The Institute of Judaica in Kiev is an independent institution
for the development and coordination of scholarly activities in
the field of Jewish history and culture in Ukraine. (The Institute
having acted as the Research Center of the Association "Judaica"
of Ukraine before 1996).
The major projects of the Institute comprise:
- archival research of Jewish documents in the state archives;
- sociological, demographic and political monitoring of the
Ukrainian Jewry;
- documenting history of Holocaust in Ukraine;
- scholarly seminars, lecture tours and conferences;
- publication.
Starting from 1992 and in cooperation with the Israeli academic
institutions the Institute has organized five International
conferences on Jewish studies in Kiev.
The publication activities of the Institute include proceedings
of the annual scholarly conferences "Jewish History and Culture in
Ukraine" (with four books already published) and literary annual
"Egupets" as well as a number of large scale publications.
Currently the Institute is preparing following publications:
- Khiterer V. Documents on Jewish History from Kiev archives
(16th - 20th centuries);
- Proceedings of the Jewish commission on history and ethnography
of 1920s - 1930s (compiled by V.Khiterer);
- Kovba Zh. Honor in the ocean of cruelty (righteous gentiles who
perished saving the Jews);
- Beregovsky M. Purimshpils;
- Mitsel M. Documented History of Aliah from Ukraine: 1940s - 1970s;
- Ukrainian Jewry: Popular encyclopedia (edited by M.Feller);
- Jewish Sites of Kiev: a tourist guide (edited by M.Kalnitskii);
The Institute has participated in editing and publishing of the
proceedings of the 1993 conference on Ukrainian-Jewish relations
in Jerusalem published in Ukrainian and Russian (in monthly
"Philosophical and Sociological Thought". No. 1 - 2, 5 - 6.
Kiev, 1994) as well as in English (in the fifth volume of the
"Jews and Slavs" series together with the Hebrew University of
Jerusalem).
Dr. Leonid Finberg is the director of the Institute.
List of the Institute's publications
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Egupets: literary almanac of Association "Judaica" of Ukraine.
Issue 1. Kiev, 1995. 200 p. In Russian and Ukrainian;
Egupets: literary almanac of the Institute of Judaica. Issue 2.
Kiev, 1996. 216 p. In Russian and Ukrainian;
Egupets: literary almanac of the Institute of Judaica. Issue 3.
Kiev: Sfera, 1996. 278 p., ill. In Russian and Ukrainian;
Jewish history and culture in Ukraine: Proceedings of the 1993
conference in Kiev / Association of Jewish organizations and
communities of Ukraine. Association "Judaica" - research center.
Kiev, 1994. 204 p. In Russian and Ukrainian;
Jewish history and culture in Ukraine: Proceedings of the 1994
conference in Kiev / Association of Jewish organizations and
communities of Ukraine. Association "Judaica" - research center.
Kiev, 1995. 232 p. In Russian and Ukrainian;
Jewish history and culture in Ukraine: Proceedings of the 1995
conference in Kiev / Institute of Judaica. Kiev, 1996. 256 p.
In Russian and Ukrainian;
Kalnitskii M. Kiev synagogue 5656 - 5756: survey of history.
Kiev: Institute of Judaica, 1996. 28 p. In Russian;
Markish Sh. Babel and others / Institute of Judaica; edited by
L.Finberg. Kiev, 1996. 236 p. In Russian.
For more information please contact:
The Institute of Judaica
Address: Kurskaia ul., 6, Kiev 252049 Ukraine
Tel.: 38-044-211-94-76
Fax: 38-044-213-91-49
E-mail: judaic@finberg.carrier.kiev.ua
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
The calendar surveys academic events (conferences,
courses, institutional activities) in the field of
East European Jewish studies for Summer 1997 - 1998.
Information is derived from: Mendele - Yiddish
literature and language electronic mailing list,
Academic Judaica in FSU mailing List, and from a
variety of other sources. Requests for detailed
information on the events listed in the calendar
should be directed to the contact addresses provided.
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Past events
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ACADEMIC JUDAICA IN THE FORMER SOVIET UNION:
UPDATE ON ACTIVITIES
Israel, Russia, USA, Summer - Fall, 1997
By: Jonathan Porath
This has been a very active time for Academic Judaica
in the Former Soviet Union (FSU) as well as in Israel.
1. Israel
A major delegation of nearly two dozen academics
and researchers from the FSU attended the Twelfth World
Congress of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem (July 29 - August 5).
Their presence was greatly felt in numerous sessions and
helped to establish the renaissance of FSU Academic Judaica
on the larger agenda of Jewish Studies. A widely attended
session (nearly 100 participants) on Developing of Jewish
Studies in Russia and Publications in Russian was hosted by
the Hebrew University in the presence of the Minister of
Absorption, Yuli Edelstein. At that gathering, plans were
announced for a program of academic cooperation between the
Hebrew University and the Jewish University of Moscow.
"Sefer", with the help of the JDC, and Mr. Evgeni Satanovsky,
President of the Board of Directors of the Jewish University
of Moscow, assisted in bringing the scholars to the Congress.
Twelve outstanding graduate students in Jewish Studies
from the FSU spent three weeks in Jerusalem studying in the
Eshnav program, a summer seminar sponsored by the JDC and the
Joint Authority for Zionist Jewish Education, under the
academic direction of Dr. Shaul Stampfer from the Hebrew
University's Melton Center and a member of our Advisory
Council. They filled in knowledge gaps, discovered new
material in the huge libraries in Israel, and were exposed to
the great academic scholars in their respective fields. We hope
to further invest in these young people and in their colleagues
to gradually build a firm base for Academic Judaica in the FSU.
A large representation of members of the "Sefer"
International Advisory Council, together with guests from the
"Sefer" Academic Board and other guests and students, met at
the end of July in Jerusalem. Featured was a discussion of
the draft "Sefer" Position Paper: Prospects and Objectives
for the Development of Jewish Studies in the Former Soviet
Union, as well as comments from the visiting Eshnav students.
Copies are available from the JDC office in Jerusalem.
2. Russia
Please note the dates of the forthcoming "Sefer"
International Academic Conference in Moscow, February 3 - 5,
1998. Local transfers in Moscow, and room and board for the
conference dates will be covered by the JDC. Unfortunately,
we do not have the budget for travel to Moscow. Please
communicate your plans to Dr. Victoria Mochalova of Moscow
Center "Sefer" from September.
3. USA
We have scheduled a session on Academic Judaica at
the forthcoming AJS Conference in Boston, on Monday, December
22, 1997.
For more information please contact:
Victoria Mochalova, Director
Moscow Center
for university teaching of Jewish Civilization "Sefer"
Tel.: 7-095-938-57-16
Fax: 7-095-938-00-70
E-mail: sefer@glasnet.ru, victoria@cityline.ru
and
Jonathan Porath
Department of the FSU,
AJJDC - Israel
Fax: 98-02-561-0491
E-mail: jporath@jdc.org.il
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SOVIET YIDDISH LITERATURE IN THE LAST TWO DECADES:
LECTURE
New York, USA, September 21, 1997
By: Paul Radensky
Subject: Khaim Beyder's lecture
The Soviet-Yiddish writer and scholar Chaim Bader (Khaim
Beyder) was the featured speaker at the Sholem Aleichem
Cultural Center's opening program for the 1997 - 1998
season. The topic was: "Soviet Yiddish Literature in the
Last Two Decades". Chair: Dr. Joshua Fishman.
For more information please contact:
Sholem Aleichem Cultural Center
Address: 3301 Bainbridge Ave., Bronx, NY, USA
Telephone: 1-718-881-6555.
Future events
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CONGRESS OF THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION FOR JEWISH STUDIES
Toledo, Spain, July 19 - 23, 1998
The general theme of the five plenary lectures will be
Jewish Studies at the Turn of the Twentieth Century.
The congress sections and section leaders are:
- Bible, Biblical Versions and Exegesis
Prof. Josep Ribera-Florit, Barcelona, Spain
E-mail: ribera@lingua.fil.ub.es
- Early Rabbinics
Prof. Luis Girуn Blanc, Madrid, Spain
E-mail: lgiron@eucmax.sim.ucm.es
- Hebrew and Jewish Languages
Prof. Miguel Perez Fernandez, Granada, Spain
E-mail: mperezF@platon.ugr.es
- Ancient Jewish History
Prof. Martin Goodman, Oxford, England
E-mail: martin.goodman@ermine.ox.ac.uk
- Medieval Jewish History
Prof. Carlos Carrete, Salamanca, Spain
- Modern Jewish History
Prof. Sylvie Anne Goldberg, Paris, France
E-mail: goldberg@msh-paris.fr
- Medieval Jewish Literature
Prof. Hanne Trautner-Kromann, Frederiksberg, Sweden
E-mail: hanne.trautner_kromann@teol.lu.se
- Modern Jewish Literature
Dr. Glenda Abramson, Oxford, England
E-mail: glenda.abramson@st-cross.ox.ac.uk
- Jewish Thought and Philosophy
Dr. Resianne Smidt van Gelder-Fontaine, Amsterdam, Holland
E-mail: svgfontaine@let.vu.nl
- Jewish Mysticism
Prof. Margarete Schlueter, Frankfurt, Germany
E-mail: schlueter@em.uni-frankfurt.d400.de
- Jewish Art
Prof. Gabrielle Sed-Rajna, Paris, France
- Jewish Social Sciences
Dr. Karen Lisa Goldschmidt Salamon, Virum, Sweden
E-mail: 100427.3504@compuserve.com
- Jewish Libraries/Archives/Museums
Dr. Ulf Haxen, Copenhagen, Denmark
E-mail: uh@kb.dk
- Sephardic studies
Dr. Elena Romero, Madrid, Spain
Tel.: 34-1-4290626, ext. 2801
Fax: 34-1-3690940
- Miscellaneous
Prof. Angel Saenz-Badillos, Madrid, Spain
E-mail: badillos@eucmax.sim.ucm.es
The deadline for titles and abstracts (maximum one page)
to be sent to the section leaders is December 15, 1997.
All section leaders will send their replies to applicants
by January 20, 1997. The maximum duration of papers shall
be twenty minutes. The Committee hopes to be able to publish
the proceedings of the congress but all speakers are free
to publish elsewhere if they so wish. A limited number of
bursaries to help cover the congress fees of graduate
students will be available.
For more information contact:
Annette Winkelmann, Administrator
Secretariat
European Association for Jewish Studies,
European Centre
for the University Teaching of Jewish Civilization
Address: Yarnton Manor, Yarnton, Oxford OX5 1PY, United Kingdom
Tel.: 44-1865-374010 (also answerphone) or -377946 ext.111
Fax: 44-1865-375079
E-mail: eajs@sable.ox.ac.uk
Web site: http://nonuniv.ox.ac.uk/~eajs
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RESEARCH PROJECTS
The section is devoted to research, documentation and
publication projects developed by Jewish scholarly
institutions and individuals in the field of Jewish
history and culture in Eastern Europe.
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PUBLICATIONS CONCERNING UKRAINIAN JEWS
IN THE BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX "ETHNIC GROUPS OF UKRAINE"
By: Natalia Dehtyareva
Ukrainian Book Chamber started bibliography series
devoted to the national minorities in Ukraine "Ethnic
groups of Ukraine (1917 - 1941)". The first volume of the
bibliography index [1] contains general publications on
all national minorities residing in Ukraine. There is
considerable information about the Jewish history and
cultural heritage in Ukraine.
The index has 23 sections. In this survey we shall refer
to those exposing Jewish themes and list a few examples of
bibliographic entries.
- Section "National question: general problems of theory
and policy"
The section lists a book "Cosmopolitanism and cosmopolitans.
Decentralization of modern state" by V.Grishchinsky [2]. This
publication surveys the activities of various Jewish political
groupings - Poaley-Zion, Zeire-Zion, Bund, Jewish Labor Socialist
Party, Jewish Section of Ukrainian Communist Party, etc. - in
Ekaterinoslav in 1917.
- Section "National question in postrevolutionary Russia and
Ukraine: theory and policy"
The section comprises material about the attitude of Ukrainian
Central Rada towards Jewish problem. There are also materials on
persecution of Jewish population during the years of Russian civil
war [3].
- Section "National question in the USSR-URSR: theory and policy"
There are publications on percentage of Jews involved in military
service [4] and in organizations of Communist party in the Ukrainian
Socialist Republic according to population census of 1927. Jewish
participation in the revolutionary movement in Ukraine was the
subject of the work by S.Borovoi dealing with revolutionary leaflets
in Yiddish published in Odessa [5].
- Section "National question in Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia:
theory and policy"
The section deals with the Ukrainian territories under the rule of
other East European states. Publications describe situation of
national minorities (Ukrainians and Jews including) under foreign
regimes. There is a report of periodical "Red Bessarabia" about
Jewish pogrom in Romania [6].
- Section "Demographic problems"
The section includes works of Ukrainian demographers M.Corduba,
A.Khomenko, N.Cherlyunkevich with valuable data on Jewish
settlements in Ukraine. The book by D.Bagalii, researcher of
Slobozhanshchina, contains information about Jewish migration to
Zaporozhie and Novorossia in the 18th - beginning of the 19th
centuries. There are also some publications on Jewish agricultural
settlements in Ukraine in the 1920s - 1930s.
- Section "Information and statistics"
The section lists publications of data collected during population
censuses in various parts of Ukraine [7]. A complete list of telephone
directories of Ukrainian cities is a significant part of the section.
- Section "Historical study of local lore"
There are some material on Jewish material culture - publications on
Jewish monuments and artifacts in Nikolaev, Odessa, Kherson, Belaya
Tserkov, Tulchin, Shargorod, Pervomaisk, Lvov, etc.
- Section "Maps"
There is a map of Jewish population in Ukraine among materials of the
section. The map edited by prominent Ukrainian scholar A.Krymskii.
- Section "Administrative-territorial division"
There is a publication "National minorities of Ukraine" [8] based on
results of Ukrainian census of 1924. The book contains settlement
registers for those regions where any national minority (Jews
including) prevailed.
- Section "Anthropology"
There is a comparative analysis of Ukrainians, Russians and Jews [9].
- Section "Epigraphic"
There is a publication devoted to inscriptions on Jewish tombstones in
Crimea [10].
- Section "Ethnography"
There is a research of various ethnographic types (Ukrainian,
Polish and Jewish including) inhabiting Ukraine [11].
- Section "Culture. Science. Education"
There is a review by H.Gildin of Yiddish writers working in
Ukraine - Bergelson, Hofshtein, Kvitko, Markish, Kushnirov,
Kipnis, Fefer.
- Section "Enlightenment"
Some publications listed in the section reported statistical
data about Jewish schools, state institutes and technical training
schools with Jewish sections in Ukraine. There are also some
periodicals devoted to Jewish education [12].
- Section "Art"
There are publications of the Ukrainian Art training center
containing information on its Jewish department.
- Section "Religion. Theology. Atheism"
There are some published statistics of believers and
synagogues in Ukraine.
- Section "Bibliography of bibliographies"
The section lists some bibliographic indexes on Jewish topics
published in Ukraine [13].
NOTES
[1] Ethnoses of Ukraine (1917 - 1941). Kiev: Book Chamber of
Ukraine, 1997. 134 p.
[2] Grishchinsky V. Cosmopolitanism and cosmopolitans.
Decentralization of modern state. Ekaterinoslav: I.Visman and
I.Mordhilevich, 1917. 32 p.
[3] a) Goldenveizer A. From Kiev memory (1917 - 1920). P. 1 - 53.
b) I.Cherikover. Anti-Semitism and pogroms in Ukraine during Central
Rada and Getman period. P. 239 - 276.
both in: Revolution and Civil War in descriptions of White guards.
Comp. by S.A.Alekseev. Moscow - Kharkov: State publ. house, 1930. 435 p.
[4] Bronshtein V. Disciplinary policy and national formations // Aktivist.
No 15 - 16, 1926. P. 19 - 20.
[5] Borovoi S. Revolution leaflets in Odessa in 1917 - 1922 // Communist.
No 36 - 37. Odessa, 1927. P. 85 - 89.
[6] Alisov P. National question in Romania // Red Bessarabia. No 3. Moscow,
1929. P. 6 - 7; Grinstein A. Lessons of occupation and national
question // Ibid. No 2. Moscow, 1926. P. 17 - 20.
[7] Bulletin of the department of statistic, Podolia gubernia. No 1 (15),
1922. P. 5.
[8] Settlements registers // Kharkov, 1925. 65 [1] p.
[9] Matushenko B. Anthropological features of Ukrainian people //
Scientific collection of Ukrainian university of Prague. Part 2.
Prague, 1930. P. 230 - 254.
[10] Akchokrakli O. Epigraphic discoveries // Bulletin of Tavrida
Society for history, archaeology and ethnography. No 3 (60).
Simferopol, 1929. P. 183 - 187.
[11] Zhitetskii I. South-western department of geographical Society in
Kiev: On the occasion of its establishment in 1876 // Vol. 5, 1927.
P. 31 - 36.
[12] Bulletin of the People Commissariat for Education of Ukraine
(NKO USRR). No 12, 1925. P. 57.
[13] a) Borovoi S. Jewish books in Odessa in 1917 - 1921 // Proceedings of
Central scientific library in Odessa. Vol. 1. Odessa, 1927. P. 172 - 176.
b) Rubinstein S. Periodic press of revolution and Civil War period (1917 -
1921) in Odessa // Ibid. Vol. 3, 1929. P. V - LII.
c) Books recommended for students of national minorities schools for
reading in summer (in Jewish [Yiddish], Polish and German). Kharkov,
1934. 12 p.
d) Ya. B. Odessa State Public Library // Proceedings of the Ukrainian
bibliography society in Odessa. No 2 - 3. Odessa, 1929. P. 139 - 140.
e) Catalog of publications in Bulgarian, Jewish [Yiddish], German
and Polish in the State library of Ukraine (DBU) // Kharkov, 1930. 39 p.
For more information please contact:
Natalia Dehtyareva
Book Chamber of Ukraine, Kiev
E-mail: kvs@topaz.kiev.ua
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FUNDING
The section provides information on funding opportunities
available for institutions and individuals working in the
field of Jewish history and culture in Eastern Europe.
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YIVO INSTITUTE FOR JEWISH RESEARCH:
1997 - 1998 FELLOWSHIPS
By: Michael Steinlauf
- Rose and Isidore Drench Memorial Fellowship
This fellowship is dedicated to American Jewish History.
Special consideration will be given to scholars working on
some aspect of the Jewish Labor Movement. The fellowship is
for a period of one to three months during 1998, and carries
a stipend of $2,000.
- Prof. Bernard Choseed Memorial Fellowship
This fellowship helps support original research in the field
of East European Jewish Studies. The fellowship, which carries
a stipend of $5,000, is for a period of one to three months
during the Spring semester of 1998 to conduct research at
YIVO's Library and Archives.
- Vivian Lefsky Hort Memorial Fellowship
This fellowship helps support original research in the field
of Yiddish Literature. The fellowship, which carries a stipend
of $1,500, is for a period of one to three months during 1998
to conduct research at YIVO's Library and Archives.
- Maria Salit-Gitelson Tell Memorial Fellowship
This fellowship helps support research in the field of
Lithuanian Jewish History, the city of Vilnius in particular.
The fellowship, which carries a stipend of $1,500, is for a
period of one to three months during the Spring semester of
1998 to conduct research at YIVO's Library and Archives.
- Natalie and Mendel Racolin Memorial Fellowship
This fellowship helps support original research in the field
of East European Jewish History. The fellowship, which carries
a stipend of $1,500, is for a period of one to three months
during the Spring semester of 1998 to conduct research at YIVO's
Library and Archives.
- Irving D. Klein Memorial Fellowship
This fellowship is for research in the history of Yiddish
education in the Americas. This includes the creation of Yiddish
school networks, camps and other educational and social
organizations for youth. A stipend of $1,500 is for a period
of one to three months during the Spring semester of 1998.
Recipients of these fellowships are expected to deliver a public
lecture based on their research and submit a paper for possible
publication in the YIVO Annual or YIVO-bleter.
Applicants should send (or fax) a resume, two letters of support,
and a research proposal of no more than three pages to:
Dr. Allan L. Nadler, Director of Research
YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
Address: 555 West 57th St., New York, NY 10019 USA
Tel.: (212) 246-6080
Fax: (212) 292-1892
Postmark deadline: December 1, 1997
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PUBLICATIONS
List of recent publications
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New books on Jewish history and culture published in
the CIS and Baltic states:
Berenshtein L. Jews and Political purges in the USSR in
1920s - 1930s. 2nd ed. Kiev, 1996. 196 p. In Russian;
Gladysh K., Tsirulnik E. Poltava. Monuments of Jewish culture.
Poltava, 1996. 88 p., ill. In Russian;
Holocaust, "Jewish question" and contemporary Ukrainian society /
Edited by Yu.Lyakhovitskii. Kharkov: Bensiakh, 1996. 392 p. In Russian;
Jews and Slavs. Vol. 5. Jews and Ukrainians / The Israel Academy of
Sciences and Humanities. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, The
Slavonic Bible Foundation (Russian Academy of Sciences), The Ukrainian
Academy of Sciences; Edited by W.Moskovich and others. Jerusalem, 1996.
304 p. In Russian, Ukrainian and English
Jews in changing world: Proceedings of the 1st International
conference in Riga, August 28 - 29, 1995 / "Shamir" fund;
edited by G.Branover and R.Ferber. Riga, 1996. 332 p., [12] p. ill.
In Russian;
Jews in the intellectual life of Moldova / Institute for the studies
of national minorities in Moldova, Jewish cultural society of Moldova.
Kishinev: Liga, 1997. 196 p., [8] p. ill. In Russian;
Jews. Recounting the history / Compiled by S.Asinovskii, E.Ioffe.
Minsk: Zavigar, 1997. 320 p., ill. In Russian;
Jewish chronicles of the 17th century (years of Khmelnitskii's
revolt) / "Gishrei Tarbut" association; Translation and commentary
by S.Borovoi. Moscow - Jerusalem: Gesharim, 1997. 288 p. In Russian;
Jewish heroism. Vol. 3 / Compiled by S.Averbukh. Kiev: Jewish
community of Kiev, 1997. 512 p., ill. In Russian;
Jewish scholarly institutions in Ukraine in 1920s - 1930s /
Institute for national relations and politology of the Ukrainian
Academy of Sciences. Kiev, 1997. 134 p. In Ukrainian and Russian;
Kalnitskii M. Kiev synagogue 5656 - 5756: survey of history.
Kiev: Institute of Judaica, 1996. 28 p. In Russian;
Kotler I. History of Jews in Odessa. Jerusalem, 1996. 204 p.,
[12] p. ill. In Russian;
Kruglov A. Destruction of Ukrainian Jewry in 1941 - 1944: documented
chronicle. Mogilev-Podolskii, 1997. 100 p. In Russian;
National minorities in Ukraine, 1920s - 1930s: collection of
historical maps / Institute for national relations and politology
of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences; Edited by M.Panchuk and
others. Kiev: Chetverta khvilya, 1996. 104 p. (maps). In Ukrainian
(Jews. P. 40 - 51);
Pogrebinska I., Gon M. Jews in the People republic of Western Ukraine
(on the problem of Ukrainian-Jewish relations) / Institute for national
relations and politology of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, Institute
for economy and humanities in Rovno. Kiev, 1997. 86 p., ill. In Ukrainian;
Tager A. Czarist Russia and Beilis affair. Moscow: Terra; RTR, 1996.
336 p. In Russian;
Unhealed wound / Compiled by D.Goshkis. Slavuta - Netishin - Izyaslav,
1996. 128 p. In Ukrainian and Russian (about Holocaust in Slavuta
and Izyaslav regions of Ukraine).
Source:
Bulletin "The People of the Book in the World of Books",
Jewish Association of St.Petersburg, Russia
E-mail: frenk@lea.spb.su
Tel./fax: 7-812-311-51-25
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John Klier (University College London, England),
Antony Polonsky (Brandeis University, USA),
Paul Radensky (Jewish Theological Seminary, USA),
Shaul Stampfer (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel),
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