Going West: Soviet Jewish Immigrants in Berlin since 1990.

Madeleine R. Tress · Jeroen Doomernik

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Jewish Identity and Society Migration, Refugees, and Integration Diaspora, migration, transnational identity

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This study examines the recent Jewish immigration from the former Soviet Union to Berlin, capital of the re-unified Germany. The study uses quantitative and qualitative research to evaluate the expectations of the immigrants and the adaption processes which they have to go through.

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