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JEWS AND JUDAICA |
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Nosenko-Stein E. Jewish studies and thеir interrelations with humanities and social sciences |
6 |
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Fais-Leutskaia O. Jewish cuisine and the traditional local food system in Sicily: contacts, influences, and interactions |
24 |
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Pobedonostseva Kaya A., Kirpichenok A. “Ana Kurdi”: the Jews of Kurdistan |
42 |
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Kerem Y. Tangential Representation of the Sephardim and Mizrahim in the Holocaust: multi-cultural diversity lost under Ashkenazi hegemony. |
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Khazdan E. “Voice in the desert”: translations of a verse from the book of Isaiah in Russia and Europe: towards the dynamics of cross-cultural interactions
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80 |
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Berman E. Participation of the Irkutsk Jewish community members in the work of the Jewish historical and ethnographic society (1909–1914) |
103 |
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INDOLOGY |
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Kryukova V. People and animals in the Avestan Videvdat: social gradation and its ritual legalization |
117 |
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Kotin I. Two semesters and two New Years on the Indian calendar |
129 |
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NORTHERN STUDIES |
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Volkovitskiy A., Terekhina A. The contemporary issues of Yamal reindeer herding discussions and perspectives |
152 |
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RUSSIAN SUPERSTITIONS |
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Golikova S., Shkerin V. “Everyone seems to have him”: the image of Domovoy in mythological beliefs of Ural villagers |
170 |
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HISTORY OF SCIENCE |
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Missonova L. A new stage in the retrieval of the heritage of S. M. Shirokogoroff: the pages of his intellectual biography (1912–1939) |
184 |