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Therefore, we thought the political life of the Polish Jews in the above-mentioned years is of more than just regional significance and would be of interest to our readers. Jews of India: Past and Present 17.04.2012, Education The number of several thousand Jews living in India is incommensurable with the almost 1.5 billion population of this country. One could assume that Jewish people remained unnoticed in the life of such a big South Asian sub-continent but let us assure you that such conclusion is at odds with reality. The Jews of India did not only create several unique versions of the Jewish religious and cultural model that developed in the unusual for the Jewish history Hindu-Muslim environment, but they also claimed their right to be fully-fledged element of the Indian society, at least, in the states of Maharashtra and Kerala. Attack on Student of Kyiv Yeshiva: Versions Currently Being Investigated 15.04.2012, Xenophobia and anti-Semitism The tragic incident that happened on April 8th to a Kyiv yeshiva student had immediately become the focus of attention both for the community and the mass media. As the incident led to heavy, life-threatening physical trauma for the young man, and as it received such a wide resonance, it is very important to leave aside emotions and unfounded fantasies, and use the information given to us by the law enforcement agencies and other sources to attempt to reconstruct what actually took place. Auto-Integration: Modern Posing of Jewish Question 12.04.2012, Education ''I believe that intelligent people of good will are unlikely to argue against the above formulated principles. I am sure that their sincere acceptance will help solve many difficult problems – the integration between Jewish people, the integration between the Jewish people and the world, and the finding of peace for the State of Israel. '' Yiddish in Post-Soviet Territory 10.04.2012 Yiddish in Post-Soviet Territory The Coordination Forum for Countering Antisemitism - Yearly Evaluation: 2012 (Part 2) 06.02.2012, Xenophobia and anti-Semitism The Coordination Forum for Countering Antisemitism - Yearly Evaluation: 2012 (Part 2) The Coordination Forum for Countering Antisemitism - Yearly Evaluation: 2012 (Part 1) 06.02.2012, Xenophobia and anti-Semitism The report is based on data gathered and published on the Forum's website. Naturally, the number of incidents published in the report is not a reflection of all the incidents that actually occurred, and sometimes the details differ from those published by the various Jewish Communities. Nonetheless, the data does as a rule reflect what, in our view, constitute the trends... Anti-Semitism in Ukraine: Preliminary Results of the 2011 Monitoring 30.01.2012, Xenophobia and anti-Semitism Anti-Semitism in Ukraine: Preliminary Results of the 2011 Monitoring New Anti-Semitism 16.01.2012, Xenophobia and anti-Semitism There is no topic that interests sociologists more than anti-Semitism. New books and studies on this topic appear in droves, and not because of extreme anti-Semitic acts in the modern world. It can be definitely said that in America, in Russia, and of course,in Israel Jews today live safer and better than ever. But the the multitude of reasons, the diverse groundlessness, the rational and mystical background behind anti-Semitism make it a unique phenomenon. 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