The Great Immigration Katya Chown

The Great Immigration Katya ChownMore than 750,000 Russian Jews arrived in Israel between 1988 and 1996. However, this Great Immigration, as it has been called, has gone largely unnoticed in Israeli public life. Information about this significant event has been sketchy and largely characterized by stereotypes and simplistic generalizations. Based on a number of case studies, this book offers the first in depth analysis of the life of the new Russian Jewish immigrants and of the

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