Ukraine

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–: Ukrainian

Although Jews have had a long history in ethnolinguistically Ukrainian territory, by the turn of the twenty-first century only a small remnant of this once commanding population remained. In 2001, Ukraine had a population of 48 million, approximately 75 percent of which was of Ukrainian ethnicity, with a large Russian minority (some 21%, or 10 million). The exact number of Jews is a matter of some controversy: the 1989 census listed 487,300 Jews, but only 104,300 were recorded in the first post-Soviet census of 2001, a figure that is questioned by some but that certainly reflects the massive emigration of Jews in the 1990s.

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GND: 1086357426 · 1217312-5 · 4061496-7
GeoNames: 690791 · 690791
VIAF: 123791201 · 134334037 · 4184154260739424480008
Wikidata: Q212

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Ukraine

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Ukraine

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Ukraine

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foaf:name: Ukraine

Ukraine

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described at: https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Ukraine
has abstract: Although Jews have had a long history in ethnolinguistically Ukrainian territory, by the turn of the twenty-first century only a small remnant of this once commanding population remained. In 2001, Ukraine had a population of 48 million, approximately 75 percent of which was of Uk…
Although Jews have had a long history in ethnolinguistically Ukrainian territory, by the turn of the twenty-first century only a small remnant of this once commanding population remained. In 2001, Ukraine had a population of 48 million, approximately 75 percent of which was of Ukrainian ethnicity, with a large Russian minority (some 21%, or 10 million). The exact number of Jews is a matter of some controversy: the 1989 census listed 487,300 Jews, but only 104,300 were recorded in the first post-Soviet census of 2001, a figure that is questioned by some but that certainly reflects the massive emigration of Jews in the 1990s.
title: Ukraine
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alternative label: Ukrainian
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has related: trotsky leon
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has related: union of soviet socialist republics
has related: world war i
has related: zionism and zionist parties

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