History of the Jews in Russia and Poland, Volume 3 [of 3]: From the Accession of Nicholas II until the Present DayDubnow, Simon
History
History of the Jews in Russia and Poland, Volume 3 [of 3]: From the Accession of Nicholas II until the Present Day
Dubnow, Simon
Jews -- Poland -- History; Jews -- Russia -- History; Poland -- History; Russia -- History
=Reisin=, Yiddish writer, III 162
=Renan= protests against Jewish persecutions, II 326
=Repnin=, governor-general of Lithuania, promises to respect
Jewish autonomy, I 320
"=Republic=" (_Polish_, Rzecz Pospolita), title applied to Poland
(after 1572), I 88, 262
=Residence, Right of=, denied to Jews in towns of ancient Poland;
see "_De non Tolerandis Iudæis_";
particularly in Warsaw, I 85, 268, 300; II 94 f
tax paid by Jews for, in Warsaw, II 95
all restrictions in, abolished in Poland (1862), II 181;
reintroduced by Alexander III. (1891), II 367
withdrawn from Jews of Ukraina (1649), I 151;
and returned to them (1651), II 152
withdrawn from Jews of Little Russia (1727), I 250
in ancient Russia, see Moscow, principality of
in modern Russia, see Interior, Pale of Settlement, and Expulsions
outside of cities and towns, see Villages
non-Jews plead before Government for grant of, to Jews, I 256,
II 319
denied to Jews in health and summer resorts, III 18 ff, 154,
157
See also Capitals, and under Kiev and Moscow
=Resolution=, term explained, I 253
by Empress Anna, sentencing Borukkov and Voznitzin to death
(1738), I 253
by Empress Elizabeth, excluding Jews from Russia (1741), I
257;
referred to by Empress Catherine II., I 259, 261
by Paul I., approving of anti-Jewish restrictions (1797), I
323
by Nicholas I., postponing expulsion of Jews from villages,
opposing admission of Jewish merchants to Interior, II 36;
expelling Jews from 50-verst zone, II 62;
limiting Jewish coachmen to Pale, II 70;
closing synagogues in Velizh, II 78;
expressing doubt about existence of ritual murder, II 80;
punishing Jews of Mstislavl, II 86
R's. of Alexander III. assume power of laws, II 339
by Nicholas II., opposing abrogation of Pale, III 11
=Resorts=, see Residence, Right of
=Restrictions=, against Jews, enormous extent of, admitted by
Pahlen Commission, II 364
Guildhall meeting in London protests against, II 391
Russian governors favor repeal of, III 93
regarded by Council of Ministers as cause of revolutionary
movement among Jews, III 141
new R's. decreed by Third Duma, III 156 f
in army, II 319 f, 354 ff
in commerce, see Commerce
in dress, see Dress
in keeping domestics, see Domestics
in education, II 348 ff, III 27 ff;
see Educational Restriction
in language, see Language
in professions, II 352 f, III 26 f
in trades, see Artisans
in rights of residence, see Residence, Right of, also Interior
and Pale
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