Winners of the research grants contest-2021 have been announced
.10/13/2021
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Winners of the research grants contest-2021 have been announced
The winners of the contest will comprise the museum’s research groups for 2021-2022. Below is a list of the winners and their projects:
- Joshua Karlip (Yeshiva University, New York). Project: “Rabbis in the Land of Atheism: The Struggle to Save Judaism in the Soviet Union”;
- Group of Researchers led by prof. Mikhail Chlenov (Moscow/St. Petersburg/Krasnodar). Project: “Comprehensive socio-anthropological study of the Mountain Jewish community of Pyatigorsk”;
- Ekaterina Belkina (PhD student, Institute of Oriental Manuscripts, Russian Academy of Science, St. Petersburg). Project: “"Bukharan Collection": What Jewish manuscripts did V. Ivanov bring to St. Petersburg?”;
- Group of Researchers led by Galina Zelenina (Moscow). Project: “Tetradi.online. Archive of ego-documents of Soviet Jews”;
- Semyon Charny (Vaad Russia Archive, Moscow). Project: “The Six-Day War: Perception within the USSR”.
- Mikhail Edelshtein (Moscow State University). Project: “"Autobiography of an Orthodox Christian Jew" by S. Zeichenstein: textual criticism, commentary, interpretation”.
