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JEWISH QUESTION (2) answer(s).
 
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Romanovs and the Jewish question in Russia / Bulatov, Yu   Journal Article
Bulatov, Yu Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract IT WAS UNDER KIEVAN PRINCE Igor (912-945) that Jewish tradesmen and artisans settled in Kozary, the lower part of his capital. Merchants whose business interests had regularly brought them to Kiev formed the core of the new colony. Russian chronicles contain no information about the newcomers: merchant colonies were common or even everyday facts of life in Rus. Indeed, Russian merchants set up similar colonies along the caravan routes between the East and the West. The agreements signed by Kievan Princes Oleg and Igor with Byzantium in 911 and 944 contained detailed descriptions of the conditions on which Russian merchants who came to Constantinople on business from Kiev and other Russian cities could stay in the Byzantine capital.
Key Words Russia  National Politics  Jewish Question  Qahals  Romanovs 
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Structure of afterthought / Lie, John   Journal Article
Lie, John Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract The structure of afterthought - which I take from the French phrase 'l'esprit de l'escalier' - has an unhealthy domination over our thought, our scholarship and politics. Rather than facing up to the present and writing to the future, there is a powerful tendency to retain our gaze backwards, to be shackled in the past way of thinking. I suggest the counter-structure of imagination as one way to think about the nature of scholarship.
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