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Online-Ressource (272 p)
ISBN:
9789004294707
Series Statement:
Eurasian Studies Library
Content:
Zeev Levin presents a study of the Jewish population of Uzbekistan at a time when the Soviet government was attempting to transform Jewish peddlers into peasants and factory workers - to fill the role of the new Soviet man
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Description based upon print version of record
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Contents; Preface; List of Map and Figures; Map; Notes on Transliteration, Abbreviations, Acronyms and Citations; Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations; Introduction; Chapter 1; "The Wastelands": The Jews of Central Asia; Changes in the Legal Status of Jews in Central Asia; Jewish Community Organization; How Many Jews Were There?; Indexes of Literacy among the Jewish Population; Characteristic Occupations and Livelihoods; Chapter 2; "We'll Change Henceforth the Old Tradition": The Bolshevik Revolution in Central Asia; Incorporating Community into State Institutions; Liberating the Women
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Competing Religion and the Religious EstablishmentDealing with Antisemitism in Central Asia ; Chapter 3; "Workers of the World Unite!": Central Asia and the Nationalities Question; The Nationalities Question and Communist Doctrine; The Nationalities Question and the Jews in the Soviet Union; The Nationality Theory in Practice: The National Delimitation of Central Asia; National and Jewish Sections Activities in Communist Party of Uzbekistan; The Governmental Committee for National Minorities in Uzbekistan; Establishment of the Komzet Committee and the Ozet Society in Uzbekistan
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The Turning PointImplementation of Governmental Decisions on the Issue of the Jews; Approval for the Establishment of Komzet in Uzbekistan; The Establishment of the Ozet Association in Uzbekistan; Chapter 4; The Hungry Steppe - The Plans; Types of Agricultural Settlement ; Establishment of the First Jewish Agricultural Artels ; The Government and Incentives for Settlers; Activities of the Komzet Committee: Planning and Implementation; Operations of Ozet in Uzbekistan, 1926-1930 ; Settlement Plans for Jews of Uzbekistan; The Turksib Plan ; The "Tajikistan Plan"
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The Hungry Steppe - Mirzo-Chul - "Zelenski" PlanChapter 5; The Hungry Steppe (Mirzo-Chul): The Implementation; Funding the Kolkhozes; Buildings Planned for Construction in Jewish Kolkhozes; Enrollment and Settlement Rates ; Everyday Life in Jewish Kolkhozes ; Health and Security ; Facing Social Disputes ; Women in the Fields; Interactions with Local Populations and Rural Authorities ; Summing up the Achievements of Jewish Settlement; Chapter 6; Not Only in the Steppes: Building an Urban Proletariat; Organization of Small Producers into Industrial Artels; "Socialist" Enterprises
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Between Equality, Internationalization and DiscriminationWomen in Industry ; Training for Industry ; Chapter 7; Reclaiming the Cultural Wastelands; The Jewish-Bukharan Language; The Jewish-Bukharan Press ; Soviet Publishing Enterprises ; Development of Soviet-Jewish School System ; Cultural Socialist Education ; The Museum ; The Jewish Theatre ; End of an Era and an Epilogue; Bibliography; Index
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9789004294707
Additional Edition:
Print version Collectivization and Social Engineering: Soviet Administration and the Jews of Uzbekistan, 1917-1939
Language:
English
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