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The vilification of Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman is definitely bad for the Jews

The smears against Vindman have the makings of an American Dreyfus Affair, writes a Soviet refugee and history professor.

By Maxim Matusevich November 7, 2019 3:07 pm

2005

Teaching for the Future [part 2] for Some Non-jewish Families in Ex-ussr, Jewish Schools Are It

In the principal’s office of a Jewish day school in Dnepropetrovsk, a mother is fighting to hold back tears. “You cannot turn my son down,” says the woman, who came to register her teenage boy for school in this Ukrainian city. “He will be a good student.” Grigoriy Skorokhod, principal at the Levi Yitzhak Schneerson […]

2005

Teaching for the Future [part 5] Leaders of Jewish Schools in Ex-ussr Hope to Attract Masses

The growth of Jewish day schools in the former Soviet Union is unquestionable. Mainly due to an ongoing flow of foreign investment into Jewish education, there now are about 15,000 Jewish students attending some 100 day schools in almost every republic of the former Communist empire. Yet the vast majority of Jewish families still don’t […]

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The vilification of Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman is definitely bad for the Jews

Teaching for the Future [part 2] for Some Non-jewish Families in Ex-ussr, Jewish Schools Are It

Teaching for the Future [part 5] Leaders of Jewish Schools in Ex-ussr Hope to Attract Masses

USSR Leader Andropov Reportedly Hid Jewish Roots to Advance in Party

Focus on Issues: Anti-semitism in Former Ussr; Not As Easy to Pinpoint As Before

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