ISBN:
9781644699874
Language:
Russian
Pages:
1 online resource
Series Statement:
Contemporary Jewish Studies
DDC:
305.8924047
Keywords:
HISTORY / Europe / General.
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Hillel centers, Soviet Union, Jewish Population, Jewish Identity, Rebuilding, Indigenous Jewish leadership.
Abstract:
When the Soviet Union collapsed, much of its Jewish population emigrated, but those who remained were often disconnected from Judaism. It was into this vacuum that Hillel stepped, gradually building a network of Hillel centers across the Former Soviet Union, serving tens of thousands of Jewish students and creating a Jewish future in the FSU. Rabbi Yossie Goldman led Hillel’s efforts to rebuild Jewish identity among university students in the FSU. In Let My People Grow, Goldman tells the story of Hillel in the FSU from its humble beginnings in Moscow and its first steps and missteps in the chaos that followed the fall of communism through to nourishing an indigenous Jewish leadership that sustains the community to this day. In a journey in time across the breath of the FSU with its myriad languages, cultures and Jewish communities, Goldman tells this amazing story. As Goldman tells us: “The best way to predict the future is to create it.”
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Frontmatter --
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10 лет, которые изменили мир --
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Строители --
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Краткая историческая справка --
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1. Зарождение --
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2. «Гилель» --
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3. Начало --
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4. Скучать не приходится --
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5. Держись, Наполеон! --
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6. Период становления --
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7. Расширение --
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8. Трудности и достижения --
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9. Как учить mфиле --
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10. Продолжение --
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11. Реструктуризация --
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12. Промежуточная оценка --
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13. Вовлечение и обучение --
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14. Еще один год --
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15. Анализ и оценка --
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16. Каким путем мы пойдем дальше --
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17. В экзотических краях --
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Эпилог --
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Приложение --
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Глоссарий --
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Именной указатель --
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Содержание
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In Russian.
DOI:
10.1515/9781644699874
URL:
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781644699874
URL:
https://www.degruyter.com/isbn/9781644699874
URL:
Volltext
(URL des Erstveröffentlichers)
URL:
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781644699874
URL:
https://www.degruyter.com/isbn/9781644699874
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