Komfarband
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Short-lived political formation of leftist Jews in the USSR in 1919. As World War I drew to a close in November 1918, the tensions among Jewish socialist parties in Ukraine regarding the Bolshevik revolution and the Soviet regime came out into the open. Communist uprisings in Germany, which seemed to support the Bolshevik prognosis that the revolution would spread across Europe, together with the growing stability of the Bolshevik government, intensified inter- and intraparty conflict. Jews were increasingly fearful of persecution and distrusted the Ukrainian powers who opposed the Bolsheviks.
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- Short-lived political formation of leftist Jews in the USSR in 1919. As World War I drew to a close in November 1918, the tensions among Jewish socialist parties in Ukraine regarding the Bolshevik revolution and the Soviet regime came out into the open. Communist uprisings in Germany, which seemed to support the Bolshevik prognosis that the revolution would spread across Europe, together with the growing stability of the Bolshevik government, intensified inter- and intraparty conflict. Jews were increasingly fearful of persecution and distrusted the Ukrainian powers who opposed the Bolsheviks.
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- Komfarband
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- Komfarband
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- Komfarband
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- Bund
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- Fareynikte
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- Kiev
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- Po‘ale Tsiyon
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- Ukraine
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- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics