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Jewish Autonomy and the Consolidation of Bolshevik Power Jewish Autonomy and the Consolidation of Bolshevik Power
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Jewish Autonomy in Civil-War Ukraine Jewish Autonomy in Civil-War Ukraine
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The Versailles Treaty and Eastern Europe’s New States The Versailles Treaty and Eastern Europe’s New States
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Seven Independent States and Unfulfilled Expectations
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Published:October 2014
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Abstract
As discussed in the book’s final chapter, Jewish claims to national minority rights made their way to the Versailles Conference’s deliberations and eventual treaties, and the question of collective Jewish rights was one with considerable ramifications in the early Soviet Union. With the breakup of the Russian and Austrian Empires, a Jew might find him- or herself either a citizen of the Soviet Union, a state hostile to religious traditionalism but eager to integrate Jews as individuals, or a citizen of one of the new nation-states, which were indifferent to religious traditionalism but reluctant to integrate Jews as full participants in national politics. Only in Lithuania and Ukraine, and then only briefly, did Jews find themselves in states willing to grant Jews their national autonomy. All the post-Versailles states eventually squelched the one political aspiration uniting the different strands of Jewish politics in Russia and Eastern Europe: autonomy.
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