Soviet Jewry
The complicated legacy of Saul Borovoi.
Jews were both victims and victimizers.
The Episcopalian diplomat who hosted a seder.
Continuing the work of Richard Schifter.
A newly translated memoir of the gulag should (but probably won’t) remind those who still flirt with Communism what exactly they’re endorsing.
For Natan Sharansky, freedom and nationalism are two sides of the same coin.
The Israeli government categorizes many of the Russian immigrants as “Israelis of no religion” because they do not satisfy the demands of an overbearing rabbinic establishment.
Alexander Pechersky.
When Jews preferred Nazi ghettos to Soviet equality of rights.
Yuri Orlov refused to hide.
Even though the author tries to downplay it, a new book shows how deeply rooted anti-Semitism was in Soviet ideology.
In the mega-shtetl of Berdichev.
And his firm stand against anti-Semitism.
The struggle for Jewish dignity that once sparked Jewish pride in millions is slipping from memory.