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Yakov Matveevich Bernstein -Kogan (1859, Chisinau - 1929, Dnepropetrovsk) - doctor and prominent Jewish public figure. He was always at the forefront of various undertakings, for example, joining the Zionists immediately became the “right hand of Herzl”. The memories are incredibly truthful and equally subjective due to the rapid temperament of his nature. Thanks to his keen eye and responsibility to history, the reader will get acquainted with unexpected details of even, possibly, of the events and characters known to him. Bernstein-Kogan paints student life in Dorpt (Tartu) and St. Petersburg at the turn of the 19th-XX centuries, the life of Jews in Chisinau and Palestine, as well as the events of the First Zionist Congress (1897), Chisinau pogrom (1903), Romanian occupation of Bessarabia, as well as its own A petition in the highest echelons of power in St. Petersburg after the pogrom and much more.
This is a unique historical document that allows you to look at a whole series of historical processes related to the life of Russian Jewry, the problems of national identity and the phenomenon of Zionism
This is a unique historical document that allows you to look at a whole series of historical processes related to the life of Russian Jewry, the problems of national identity and the phenomenon of Zionism
Author:
Author:Берштейн-Коган Яков
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-905826-40-5
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