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The Revolution of 1905 and the Struggle for Legal Emancipation, Russian Revolution of 1905 and its key player, the Russian intelligentsia, paved the way for the Defense Bureau members to shift their approach from welfare and legal aid activities to politics, and provided them with the possibility to claim legal emancipation for Russian Jews. Thus, in order to e

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Conclusion: The Russian-Jewish Liberals and their Position in European Jewish History,to appear on the political stage. The reasons for this reversal of the ‘normal’ historical sequence — which were not the object of this study — lay in the historical backwardness of Russia in general and of the Jewish community in Russia in particular, partly also in the fact that Russian Jews had n

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