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Category: 19th century

19th century, 20th century, 21st Century and Current affairs, Community, Euro-Asian Jewish Diaspora, Israel and the Diaspora, Policy Papers, Religion/Judaism, Top
Israel, Japan and the Jews
Tatyana Lokshin, Prof. Ze'ev Khanin December 15, 2019

EAJ Policy Papers, No 27 (9 December 2019) // Photo: Jewish area of Sakamoto International Cemetery (Nagasaki,Japan) Relatively large Jewish Communities in Japanese cities of Kobe and Nagasaki, that go back to 16th and 19th centuries ...

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19th century, 20th century, 21st Century and Current affairs, Euro-Asian Jewish Diaspora, International relations, Jewish Cultural Heritage, Jewish Identity and Identification, Policy Papers, Top
Jewish communities in India
Prof. Mikhail Chlenov June 13, 2019

EAJ Policy papers, No 22 (May 2019) Several states of the Southern and Eastern Asia at different stages of their history were the home of prosperous Jewish communities. India, which after a long period of ...

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19th century, 20th century, 21st Century and Current affairs, Community, Euro-Asian Jewish Diaspora, Jewish Social Cultural Heritage, Policy Papers, Tolerance, Xenophobia and Anti-Semitism, Top
The Jewish communities of China
Svetlana Koloda May 11, 2019

EAJ Policy Papers, No 19 (April 2019) Muslim travelers in the middle of the 9th century were the first who reported about Jews living in China. The absence of anti-Semitism in the Chinese cultural tradition, normally ...

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19th century, 20th century, 21st Century and Current affairs, Euro-Asian Jewish Diaspora, Israel and the Diaspora, Jewish Cultural Heritage, Jewish Identity and Identification, Policy Papers, Post-Soviet Space, Top
Jewish Identity and Russian Jewish Literature: The History and Contemporary Implications
Dr. Velvl Chernin January 2, 2019

Euro-Asian Jewish (EAJ) Policy papers, No 7 (Jan 2, 2018) The cultural-linguistic group of the Jewish people, which is known in modern Israel at the day-to-day communication practice as “Rusim” (“Russians”) and called “Russian-speaking Jews”in ...

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