Nathan Ezra

Haven of Refuge

Published on July 17, 2003

Jews have been migrating to Siberia from all over the continent for several centuries, lured by Siberia's relative isolation and, sometimes, the promise of wealth.

The Slow Revival of Siberian Jewry

Published on July 17, 2003

"Stamina is what separates Siberian Jews," Aron Broder said. "We can adapt to any form of life. We're not afraid of difficulty. Look at me, what I managed to survive. I didn't lose my spirits. I still have high hopes."

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