The Jews in the Soviet Union Since 1917: Paradox of Survival, Volume 1 |
Contents
Trials Achievements Doubts | 32 |
Permitted Margins of Jewish Life 197085 757 | 153 |
Collectivization of Agriculture and the End | 222 |
The First Five Year Plan and Industrialization | 239 |
New Controls Repression and AntiSemitism | 259 |
Birobidzhan 192840 | 282 |
The Great Purges 193638 and the HitlerStalin Pact 193941 | 312 |
Jews in the SovietAnnexed Territories September 1939June | 335 |
The Jewish Antifascist Committee and Other Illusions 194243 | 379 |
Jews and the War | 398 |
Jewish War Losses Traumas and Ominous Signs 194446 | 421 |
Collapse of JAC Projects and Signs of the Cold War 194447 | 446 |
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Soviet Policy toward the Jewish State and Hebrew Stirrings 1946 | 471 |
Birobidzhan Diversion and Onset of the Black Years 194649 | 488 |
Power Struggles the Cold War Trials and Purges 194952 | 512 |
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