Dimanshtein, Semen Markovich
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- (1886–1938), Soviet government and Communist Party figure. Semen Dimanshtein, first known as Shimon Dimanshtein, was born into the family of a craftsman in Sebezh and studied at the Slobodka and Lubavitch yeshivas. He received two rabbinical ordinations, one of which was from the renowned rabbi Ḥayim Ozer Grodzenski. However, by 1904 Dimanshtein had joined the Russian Social Democratic Workers Party in Vilna and worked at translating the party platform into Hebrew and Yiddish. He soon joined the Bolsheviks and participated in their struggle with the Bund.
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- Dimanshtein, Semen Markovich
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- Semen (Shimen) Dimanshtein
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- Semen Dimanshtein
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- Dimanshtein, Semen Markovich
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- Birobidzhan
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- Bund
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- Communist Party of the Soviet Union
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- Emes, Der
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- Evsektsiia
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- Grodzenski, Ḥayim Ozer
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- Lubavitch Hasidism
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- Mekhlis, Lev Zakharovich
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- Minsk
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- Moscow
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- Riga
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- About this Article (Russia)
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- Russian Revolutions of 1917
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- Saint Petersburg
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- Slobodka, Yeshiva of
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- Society for the Settlement of Jewish Toilers on the Land
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- Ukraine
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