еженедв̌льник, посвященный вопросам еврейской жизни, 'A Weekly Dedicated to Questions of Jewish Cultural Life' | |
Type | Weekly Jewish newspaper |
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Format | 30 см. |
Publisher | С. Ко́ган, S. Kogan or С. С. Каган, S. S. Kagan |
Editor | Аро́н Нау́мович Трайнин, Aron Naumovich Trainin[1] Абра́м Ма́ркович Э́фро́с, Abram Markovich Ėfros |
Founded | 1916[2] |
Language | Russian |
Ceased publication | October 1917[2] |
Headquarters | Moscow |
Country | Russian Empire |
OCLC number | 58868102 |
Новый путь, Novyĭ putʹ, 'New Way' was a Russian-language weekly Jewish newspaper published in Moscow in the Russian Empire from 1916 until October 1917.[2] Its publisher was С. Ко́ган, S. Kogan or С. С. Каган, S. S. Kagan and editors included Аро́н Нау́мович Трайнин, Aron Naumovich Trainin[1] and Абра́м Ма́ркович Э́фро́с, Abram Markovich Ėfros.
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- 1 2 Penn, Michelle Jean (2017). The Extermination of Peaceful Soviet Citizens: Aron Trainin and International Law (PhD thesis). University of Colorado. ISBN 9780355231762. OCLC 1024084295. Archived (PDF) from the original on 9 June 2020.
- 1 2 3 Периодическая печать [Periodicals]. Electronic Jewish Encyclopedia (in Russian). Vol. 6 'КЕЭ' (Electronic ORT ed.). 1992. pp. 402–443. OCLC 256540824. Archived from the original on 19 July 2018.
Until October 1917, the publication of the weekly Novy Put continued in Moscow (1916–17, editor and publisher S. Kogan with the participation of O. Gruzenberg and others) dedicated to issues of Jewish life.
До октября 1917 г. в Москве продолжалось издание еженедельника «Новый путь» (1916–17, редактор и издатель С. Коган при участии О. Грузенберга и других), посвященного вопросам еврейской жизни.
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