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Introduction (Chaim Freedman)
Timeline major events which took place during the period the colonies existed, 1787-1940.
Migration Major movements of colonists.
Country of Origin of Original Settlers in Ekaterinoslav colonies from 1846.
History of the Colonization articles extracted and translated from rare Russian sources; links to various regions.
Jewish Encyclopedia article about Jewish Agricultural Colonization.
Jewish Agricultural Colonies in Russia - part one - articles collected by Harry Boonin
Jewish Agricultural Colonies in Russia - part two - continuation
Jewish Agricultural Colonies -Patricia Eames
Mel Comisarow describes his familys connection with the colonies.
Russian Geography Chaim Freedmans experience in identifying and locating the colonies on maps.
From the Hebrew Press - articles pertaining to the colonies from the Hebrew newspapers Hamelitz, Hamaggid, Hatsefirah
A Journey in the Southern-Russian Jewish Colonies by L.M.Bramson
Russian Sources on Jewish Agricultural Colonization Nikitin (selections translated by Chaim Freedman)
V.N. Nikitin (Translated by Patricia A. Eames, Editor) V.N. Nikitin 's monograph, "Jewish Farmers: Historical. Legislative. Administrative, and Conditions of Daily Life in the Colonies from their Origin to the Present. 1807_1887" appeared in St Petersburg in1887
Jewish Agricultural Settlements - Yekaterinoslav Government by B. D. Brutskus
Levanda
Laws - A
Collection of Laws Pertaining to Jews (1894)
Levanda Laws extracts
Elizavetgrad
Historical Note
Agricultural Settlement Throughout Russia in 1856
Archival Sources for the Geneology of Jewish Colonists in Southern Russia in the 19th Century
From
the Field Vlad Soshnikov
Field
Notes
from Vlad Soshnikov
Jewish Colonization
Association (Galicia and Russia)
Jewish
Agricultural Colonies in the Western
Governments: Grodno, Kiev,
Kovno,
Minsk, Mohilev, Podolsk, Vilna, Vitebsk and Volhynia.
Migration
Chains
Settlement in Kherson and Yekaterinoslav at the end of 1885
The Interlocking Melbourne Russians. Published in Roots-Key, Newsletter of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Los
Charts of colonies:
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The 17 Colonies of Ekaterinslav |
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Register of the number Jewish Colonies and their population in 1881 - Harry Boonin
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Colonies in Bessarabia / Moldova |
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Colonies in Podalsk / Balta Colonies |
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Nearby German Colonies and Ukranian Towns where colony families later resided. |
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Up From the "Ash Heap"? A Lost Chapter of Interwar Jewish History - Crimean colonization
Birobidzan: Stalin's Forgotten Zion
The Jewish Farmers in Belarus During the 1920s by Dr. Leonid Smilovitsky,
Report about trip to city of Ekaterinoslav and colonies of Guliaipole district in the period November 24 – December 3 1924. Obtained by Mel Comisarow, translated by Joseph Komissarouk it.
Unclassified material to be added to existing pages.
Chart: The Black Sea Settlements Prior to 1918 - Kherson [Move to Maps]
Lvovo [Move to Lvovo page as a link]
The Joint Distribution Committee Reports -translated from French [Dead link find material]
Wednesday May 25 2005
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