Chemeriskii, Aleksandr

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has abstract: (1880–1942), participant in the Russian Jewish revolutionary movement and Soviet Communist official. Born in Bar, Ukraine, Aleksandr Chemeriskii settled in Minsk in the mid-1890s and worked as a photographer. In 1898, he joined the Bund. The following year, he was arrested and sent to Moscow where Sergei Zubatov, head of the secret police, persuaded him to help found a legal Jewish workers’ party. The party would defend professional interests and seek to expand Jewish civil rights, but would not fight against the autocracy. @en
title: Chemeriskii, Aleksandr
alternative label: Aleksandr Chemeriskii
preferred label: Chemeriskii, Aleksandr
has related: Bund
has related: Crimea
has related: Dnipropetrovs’k
has related: Emes, Der
has related: Evsektsiia
has related: Folks-tsaytung
has related: Kiev
has related: Kishinev
has related: Komfarband
has related: Łódź
has related: Minsk
has related: Moscow
has related: Po‘ale Tsiyon
has related: About this Article (Russia)
has related: Russian Revolution of 1905
has related: Society for the Settlement of Jewish Toilers on the Land
has related: Ukraine
has related: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics