If you liked Jews, Ukrainians and Russians by Wolf Moskovich and Leonid Finberg, start with Anti-semitism and philo-semitism in the Slavic world and Western Europe (2004), The Ukrainian-Jewish encounter (2016), and Obriï poruzuminni͡a (2007). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Anti-semitism and philo-semitism in the Slavic world and Western Europe
2004 · 272 pages · Wolf Moskovich · Same author
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The Ukrainian-Jewish encounter
2016 · 323 pages · Wolf Moskovich, Alti Rodal · Same author
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3
Obriï poruzuminni͡a
2007 · 191 pages · Leonid Finberg, Anna Lenchovsʹka · Same author
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4
Jewish-Polish and Jewish-Russian contacts
2003 · 362 pages · Wolf Moskovich, Irena Fijałkowska-Janiak · Same author
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5
From nationalism to universalism
2000 · 199 pages · Israel Kleiner, Linda Distad, Halya Kowalsky, Wolf Moskovich · Same author
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Ukrainian Dissidents
2021 · 412 pages · Oleksii Sinchenko, Dmytro Stus, Leonid Finberg · Same author
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Katastrofa i︠e︡vropeĭskoho i︠e︡vreĭstva pid chas Druhoï Svitovoï viĭny
2000 · 364 pages · G. E. Aronov, M. D. Feller, Leonid Finberg · Same author
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Jews and anti-semitism in the Balkans
2004 · 152 pages · Wolf Moskovich, Oto Luthar, Irena Šumi · Same author
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9
Changing patterns of Soviet political discourse 1985 to the present
1991 · Wolf Moskovich · Same author
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"Dz͡herela tolerantnosti"
2005 · 95 pages · Leonid Finberg, Norbert Hinterleitner, Instytut i︠u︡daïky (Kiev, Ukraine) · Same author
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Galicia, Bukovina and other Borderlands in Eastern and Central Europe
2013 · 450 pages · Wolf Moskovich, Roman Mnich, Renata Tarasiuk · Same author
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Russian literature and history
1989 · 208 pages · Wolf Moskovich · Same author
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What should I read after Jews, Ukrainians and Russians?
BookOrb recommends Anti-semitism and philo-semitism in the Slavic world and Western Europe (2004), The Ukrainian-Jewish encounter (2016), Obriï poruzuminni͡a (2007), Jewish-Polish and Jewish-Russian contacts (2003), and From nationalism to universalism (2000).
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Who wrote Jews, Ukrainians and Russians?
Jews, Ukrainians and Russians is by Wolf Moskovich and Leonid Finberg.