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UDC 94(47)(=411.16) : 340, UDC 94(47)(=411.16) : 340
THE POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE AGAINST THE JEWISH POPULATION IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF THE XIX CENTURY
Egorov Vadim Valerevich
State budget educational institution of secondary vocational education of Nizhny Novgorod Economics and Law College of the Hero of the Soviet Union Boris Pavlovich Trifonov
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State budget educational institution of secondary vocational education of Nizhny Novgorod Economics and Law College of the Hero of the Soviet Union Boris Pavlovich Trifonov
Teacher special disciplines
Abstract
This article examines the policy of the government of the Russian empire against the Jews population during the reign of Emperor Alexander I (1801-1825). It is noted that the officials on the one hand trying to do the Jews a part of Russian society, by acculturation, followed by Christianization and Russification, and on the other - to protect the indigenous people from the influence of the Jews.
Keywords: discrimination, Jews, Judaism, politics, Regulation "On the device of the Jews" in 1804, the Pale of Settlement, the Society of Israel Christian
Article reference:
Egorov V.V. The policy of the government of the Russian empire against the Jewish population in the first quarter of the XIX century // Politics, State and Law. 2015. № 8 [Electronic journal]. URL: https://politika.snauka.ru/en/2015/08/3345
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