AROUND THE JEWISH WORLD
Small community in Armenia strives to preserve its heritage
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| Yasha Levine |
| Some of the last members of the Subbotnik community in Sevan, Armenia, stand in their old cemetery, which resembles a Jewish cemetery. |
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By Yasha Levine
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Published: 09/07/2006
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The Subbotniks, a rural community in the former Soviet Union who descended from Russian peasants that converted to Judaism two centuries ago, may soon be consigned to the dustbin of history.
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