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Book Review: A Journey Through the Ukrainian_Jewish Encounter:From Antiquity to 1914

from Nash Holos Ukrainian Roots Radio Podcast

A Journey through the Ukrainian-Jewish Encounter: From Antiquity to 1914 is a book based on a traveling exhibition shown in six venues in four Canadian cities (Toronto, Winnipeg, Edmonton and Montreal) between May and September 2015. It examined the history and interactions of these two peoples living side by side on Ukrainian lands through a collection of featured texts, graphics, photographs, paintings, and maps, as well as short videos and recorded music. Although compact in size at only 169 pages, it is full of relevant information, insightful historical analysis, detailed maps and graphic elements, as well as historically significant paintings and photographs. Readers of all ages will learn a great deal about Ukrainian and Jewish history, culture, religion, economics, and demographics in the land that is contemporary Ukraine.The book is available as a free pdf download at the Ukrainian Jewish Encounter website.Full transcript here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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