The Russian Jews: Extermination Or Emancipation?

This groundbreaking study of the Russian Jewish community in the late 19th century offers a powerful indictment of the oppressive policies and social discrimination faced by Jews in the region. Written by Léo Abram Errera, a leading proponent of Jewish emancipation and civil rights, the book offers a passionate defense of Jewish culture, identity, and autonomy.
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