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Introduction 

Jewish Agricultural Colonies in Russia - part one

Jewish Agricultural Colonies in Russia - part two

Colonization by Keith Freedman

Jewish Agricultural Colonies -Patricia Eames

Jewish Agricultural Colonies in the Western Governments: Grodno, Kiev, Kovno, Minsk, Mohilev, Podolsk, Vilna, Vitebsk and Volhynia.

Timeline 

Migration - to and from the Colonies

Russian Geography - History of the Geography of the Colonies

Timeline

Levanda Laws A Collection of Laws Pertaining to Jews (1894)

From the Hebrew Press

History of the Colonization

A Journey in the Southern-Russian Jewish Colonies by L.M.Bramson

Russian Sources on Jewish Agricultural Colonization

Jewish Agricultural Settlements - Yekaterinoslav Government by B. D. Brutskus

Migration Chains

History of Novozlatopol

Elizavetgrad Historical Note

RAGAS REPORTS articles by

Patricia Eames

·         (1) Jewish Agricultural Colonies

·         (2) V.N. Nikitin 

Dimitry Feldman:

·         (1)Materials in the Russian State Archives of Ancient Acts Pertaining to the History of the Jewish People: A Genealogical Survey

 (2) Archival Sources for the Geneology of Jewish Colonists in Southern Russia in the 19th Century

Vlad Soshnikov

·         (1) Report from the Field

·         (2) Field Notes from Vlad Soshnikov

The Joint Distribution Committee Reports -translated from French

Jewish Encyclopedia 

Jewish Colonization Association (Galicia and Russia)

The Crimea and Southern Russia:

Up From the "Ash Heap"? A Lost Chapter of Interwar Jewish History

Birobidzan: Stalin's Forgotten Zion

The Western Governments

The Jewish Farmers in Belarus During the 1920s  by Dr. Leonid Smilovitsky,

Index to the Colonies of Ukraine

Chart:  Migration - to and from the Colonies

Chart: Country of Origin of Original Settlers

Chart: Documentation Index

Charts of Colony names by Government

 

Ekaterinoslav and Kherson Guberniyas

 The 17 Colonies of Ekaterinslav 

All colonies in Ekaterinoslav-Kherson:  

 Register of the number Jewish Colonies and their population in 1881 - Harry Boonin

Kherson Guberniya: Kherson District (18 Colonies); Elizabetgrad District (3 Colonies); Tiraspolskii; District (1 Colony).

Chart: The Black Sea Settlements Prior to 1918 - Kherson

Ekaterinoslav Gurerniya:  Alexandrovskii District (10 Colonies);  Mariupolskii District (7 Colonies).

Colonies in Bessarabia / Moldova

Colonies in Podalsk / Balta Colonies (16 Colonies)

The Letichev District (Podolia) of Ukraine

German colonies and Ukrainian towns where Jews later resided

Agricultural Settlement Throughout Russia in 1856

List of Jews registered in 1848 Ekaterinoslav

Chart of the Kherson Colonies with map

The Jewish Agricultural Colonies in Western Russia

Statistical Tables for settlements in the Western Governments

Jewish Agricultural Colonies in Western Russia Prior to 1904 with map

Primary documents of Ekaterinoslav Revision Census 1858

Ekaterinoslav Surname List: research by Chaim Freedman

Svir Revision List 1858 (part): Contributed by Arnold Wolff (Svir Reseacher)

Revision census list of the Jewish colony of Grafskoy Golesh; Komisaruk

Revision census list of the Jewish colony of Nadezhnaya

Revision census list of the Jewish colony of Trudoliubovka

Revision census list of the Jewish colony of Krasnoselka

Revision census list of the Jewish colony of Roshnoshnoye

Revision census list of the Jewish colony of Zelenoe Pole

Jews Registered in Ekaterinoslav in 1847

Resource, Research  and KehilaLinks web sites

Lvovo

Resource Link Page

RAGAS Reports

Dimitry Feldman

Materials in the Russian State Archives of Ancient Acts Pertaining to the History of the Jewish People: A    Genealogical Survey

Archival Sources for the Geneology of Jewish Colonists in Southern Russia in the 19th Century

Vlad Soshnikov

From the Field

Field Notes from Vlad Soshnikov

Patricia Eames

Jewish Agricultural Colonies (Introduction by Patricia Eames)

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

1850 Revision Lists from Myadel Belarus: Those who re-registered in Colonies

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