Lifshits, Khaye Malke
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(1880–1943), Bundist and Communist leader. Khaye Malke Lifshits (known variously as Ester; Ester Frumkin; Maria Iakovlevna Frumkina; and Ester Aronova) was the most prominent female leader of the Jewish Labor Bund in Russia (until 1921) and then a leader in the Evsektsiia (Jewish…
(1880–1943), Bundist and Communist leader. Khaye Malke Lifshits (known variously as Ester; Ester Frumkin; Maria Iakovlevna Frumkina; and Ester Aronova) was the most prominent female leader of the Jewish Labor Bund in Russia (until 1921) and then a leader in the Evsektsiia (Jewish section) of the Russian Communist Party (RCP). In contrast to most other members of the Jewish revolutionary intelligentsia in Russia, Ester Frumkin receiveda strong Jewish education at home and was fluent in both Yiddish and Hebrew. Originally from Minsk, after graduating from high school in her hometown Frumkin continued her studies in philology and Russian literature at the Pedagogical University in Saint Petersburg.- title
- Lifshits, Khaye Malke
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- Ester
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- Ester Frumkin
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- Khaye Malke Lifshits
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- Malke Frumkin
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- Malke Lifshits
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- Malke Lifshits Frumkin
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- Lifshits, Khaye Malke
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- Bucovina
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- Bund
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- Communist Party of the Soviet Union
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- Czernowitz Conference
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- Evsektsiia
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- Galicia
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- Medem, Vladimir Davidovich
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- Minsk
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- Moscow
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- Peretz, Yitskhok Leybush
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- About this Article (Russia)
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- Russian Revolution of 1905
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- Russian Revolutions of 1917
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- Saint Petersburg
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- Soviet Yiddish-Language Schools
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- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
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