Soviet Yiddish-Language Schools
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During World War I, politically progressive elements among Polish Jewish refugees in Russia, together with local leaders, established a number of schools in which Yiddish was the language of instruction. In 1914, Russian law, which had previously prohibited Yiddish-language schools, was changed to legalize such institutions. The number of schools increased rapidly, and textbooks and pedagogical manuals began to appear.
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Soviet Yiddish-Language Schools
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- During World War I, politically progressive elements among Polish Jewish refugees in Russia, together with local leaders, established a number of schools in which Yiddish was the language of instruction. In 1914, Russian law, which had previously prohibited Yiddish-language schools, was changed to legalize such institutions. The number of schools increased rapidly, and textbooks and pedagogical manuals began to appear.
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- Soviet Yiddish-Language Schools
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- Soviet Jewish schools
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- Soviet Yiddish-Language Schools
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- Yiddish schools
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- Yiddish-language Jewish schools
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- Yiddish-language educational
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- Yiddish-language school system
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- Yiddish-language schools
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- Soviet Yiddish-Language Schools
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