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Live chickens on the balcony and fish in the bathtub: private upkeep of Jewish traditions in the post-war Soviet Union
This article sheds light on the clandestine maintenance of Jewish traditions in the Soviet Union after World War II, focusing on Ashkenazi Jews in the European part of the country. It draws on post...