Article: Bukharan Jews in the 20th century; history, experience and narration.(Brief article)(Book review)

Article: Bukharan Jews
Encyclopedia of World Cultures;      700+ words ... ... Bukharskie Evrei" (Bukharan Jews), "Tuzemnye ... Sredneaziatskie Evrei" (Central Asian Jews). Location ... Significant numbers of Bukharan Jews live in Samarkand ... they lived in Central Asian cities such as ... sixteenth century, Bukharan Jews formed a group ...

Article: Bukharan Jews' disease traced to 1243 forbear
Jerusalem Post;  January 11, 2001 ;     696 words ... ... Jerusalem Post 01-11-2001 Headline: Bukharan Jews' disease traced to 1243 forbear Byline ... high prevalence of the disease and the Bukharan Jews. The mutation apparently appeared ... 000 among the French Canadians. Bukharan Jews were a well-defined ethnic group ...

Article: 'Gymnasia' Flexes Its Muscles
The Jewish Week;  September 12, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... school comes as Bukharan Jews, who hail from the central Asian republics of the ... approximately 50,000 Bukharan Jews, including the ... were lighter in the central Asian republics than in Russia, so Bukharan Jews tend to be more ...

Article: Numbers No Sweat At Gymnasia
The Jewish Week;  August 20, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... of the students at the Queens Gymnasia are Bukharan Jews who emigrated from the Central Asian Soviet republics of Uzbekistan, Tajikistan ... stores frequented by the tens of thousands of Bukharan Jews in the Flushing, Forest Hills, Rego Park ...

Article: The Food Maven: The Miracle of Meats and Other Bukharan Wonders
Forward;  January 7, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... Bukhara. The number of Bukharan Jews in New York has grown ... of the Congress of Bukharan Jews of the USA and Canada ... York City possess a Central Asian flavor as distinctive ... Jews of Bukhara," Bukharan Jews were "required to ...

Article: THE FOOD MAVEN: A Little Bukhara Grows in Queens
Forward;  May 24, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... thousands from the Central Asian lands known collectively ... Park now possess a Central Asian flavor as distinctive ... Mongol rule, many Bukharan Jews made their living ... Jews of Bukhara," Bukharan Jews were "required to ...

Article: Staying put in Tashkent - for now
Jerusalem Post;  May 22, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... for anti-government protests in the Central Asian nation of 26 million. "The Jewish ... indigenous Jewish community - known as Bukharan Jews, after the Uzbek city of Bukhara ... and they rarely intermarry. Most Bukharan Jews, who value the tradition of living ...