Jews in
Bessarabia (Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971)
Jews coming from Constantinople and from Poland - commerce and liquors
- rich Jewish life in the 19th century - persecution waves since 1869 -
radicals, Haskalah and racist Zionists - Jews as national enemies -
Jewish parties, schooling - Sovietization, WW II with Transnistrian
Holocaust - Sovietization
Jews
in Beltsy (Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971)
Jews since 1779 - expulsions from the countryside to Beltsy since 1882
- emigration waves - cultural life - World War II Holocaust - Jews
coming back since 1945
Jews
in Bessarabian little towns (Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971)
Law of Pale of settlement with Jewish migration from the north -
Sovietization with deportations and flight - Holocaust - partly return
Jews in Orgeyev (Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971)
Jews since 1741 - 7,144 registered Jews in 1897 (57.9%
of total population) - Zionist activities - Flight from Barbarossa and distribution of the Jews in inner Russia -
mass murder under NS regime - 3,000 Jews in 1970
