Karaite Self-Perception: A Study of Two Vilnius Periodicals Karaimskoye Slovo and Myśl Karaimska

Q4 Arts and Humanities
V. Klimova
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This study aims to reconstruct the self-perception of the Karaite community in Vilnius during 1913–1939. The research is based on a review of two Karaite periodicals, Караимскоеcлово(Karaite Word), published in Russian from 1913–1914, and Myśl Karaimska (Karaite Thought), published in Polish from 1924–1939. Both periodicals served to develop national selfawareness and a spiritual revival of the whole Karaite nation by covering history, politics and literature. In Karaimskoye Slovo, Karaites identified themselves as Israelites; in Myśl Karaimska, some high-level representatives openly emphasized their Turkic origins. State and institutional discrimination against the Jewish population had become a major issue over the years, creating a volatile platform for change while breaking with the eternal sense of Karaite identity as people of Israel. This paper contributes to the literature on the history of the Karaite community in Vilnius in the early decades of the twentieth century.
卡拉伊特自我知觉:两份维尔纽斯期刊Karaimskoye Slovo和Myśl卡拉伊姆斯卡研究
本研究旨在重建一九一三年至一九三九年维尔纽斯卡拉特社区的自我知觉。这项研究基于对两份卡拉特期刊的回顾,分别是1913-1914年以俄文出版的Караимскоеcлово(卡拉特词)和1924-1939年以波兰文出版的Myśl Karaimska(卡拉特思想)。这两种期刊都通过报道历史、政治和文学来发展民族的自我意识和整个卡拉特民族的精神复兴。在Karaimskoye Slovo, Karaites认为自己是以色列人;在Myśl Karaimska,一些高级代表公开强调他们的突厥血统。多年来,国家和机构对犹太人口的歧视已成为一个重大问题,它创造了一个不稳定的变革平台,同时打破了卡拉特作为以色列人民的永恒认同感。本文对二十世纪初维尔纽斯卡拉特社区的历史文献做出了贡献。
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Scripta Judaica Cracoviensia
Scripta Judaica Cracoviensia Arts and Humanities-History
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