Counteraction of Believing Jews to the Soviet State Policy of Restricting the Use of Hebrew Language in Religious Worship and Education (1919-20)

Historical studies of social progress
doi 10.31376/2411-5177-2019-7-20-26
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Olexander Dovzhenko Hlukhiv National Pedagogical University

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