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The Study About Harbin Of Jewish Women In The First Half Of The 20th Century

Posted on:2017-02-08Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y X WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2347330512964756Subject:Subject teaching
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At the end of the 19th century, western powers started to enter the commodity output stage. with the colonial expansion of the western powers into relatively backward countries and region, China was listed in the list of aggression. Russia classified northeast China as its occupation target, and forced the Qing government to sign the "conspiracy" between China and Russia. Accordingly, Russia got the right of the road construction in northeast China, and built Middle East Railway. In order to protect the Middle East Railway, the Russian government introduced a series of immigration policy in favor of the Jews. Russo-Japanese war broke out in 1905. Finally, Russia defeated. Since the wealthy Jewish for Japanese aid played a large role in the war, Russian think that the Jews are the culprit of the defeat. As a result, within the territory of Russia had been emerged the wave of anti-Semitism. During World War ?, the fascist persecution of the Jews made the Jews had to flee the country. After the completion of Middle East railway, Harbin became the hub of communications in the far east,. Together with the rich property in Heilongjiang region,the Jews saw the Business opportunity and moved to live in Harbin.The arrival of the Harbin Jewish woman enriched the life of a Jewish community in Harbin. Harbin Jewish women committed to charity, contributing to the survival of many Jewish compatriots living better. The charity performance of Harbin Jewish women has very strong realistic meanings. The development of charity in China can draw lessons from the experience. Harbin Jewish women have a great effect on family education, which made its own contribution to enhance its overall education attainment of Harbin Jews and to keep the nationality of Harbin Jews.
Keywords/Search Tags:Jewish woman, Russia, Harbin, charity, family education
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