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Oregon --- Economic conditions. --- Država Oregon --- Elegang --- Elegang Zhou --- Estado de Oregon --- ʻOlekona --- OR --- Ore. --- Oregon-shū --- Oregona --- Oregonas --- Oregono --- Oregonshū --- Orehon --- Origŏn --- Origŏn chu --- Shtat Orehon --- State of Oregon --- Штат Орегон --- Орегон --- Ореґон --- Држава Орегон --- オレゴン --- オレゴン州 --- 俄勒冈 --- 俄勒冈州 --- 오리건 --- 오리건 주 --- Oregon Territory

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Law --- Law reviews --- Law. --- Law reviews. --- Acts, Legislative --- Enactments, Legislative --- Laws (Statutes) --- Legislative acts --- Legislative enactments --- Jurisprudence --- Legislation --- Reviews, Law --- Regions --- Oregon. --- Država Oregon --- Elegang --- Elegang Zhou --- Estado de Oregon --- ʻOlekona --- Ore. --- Oregon-shū --- Oregona --- Oregonas --- Oregono --- Oregonshū --- Orehon --- Origŏn --- Origŏn chu --- Shtat Orehon --- State of Oregon --- International law --- Constitution and Judicial System --- General and Others --- Regional and International Law

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In the late nineteenth century, a group of radical Jewish youths from Odessa attempted to create an agricultural commune on the Oregon frontier, and in so doing developed from assimilated revolutionaries to American Jews. Theodore Friedgut relates the story of these youths and their creation, with special notice paid to the human encounters within the commune, the members' encounters with America in acquiring land and equipment-and, importantly, their encounters with their neighbors, themselves immigrant farmers on the American frontier. Among the volume's central sources is the memoir of Israel Mandelkern, which is here published for the first time. This study addresses hitherto neglected aspects of Jewish life in Russia and of the life of one of the more than a hundred Jewish agricultural colonies, and helps us understand the factors that influenced the young colony members in their transition toward becoming Americans. This is a microcosm of the experience of multitudes of immigrants.

Jews --- Ethnology --- Religious adherents --- Semites --- Judaism --- Hebrews --- Israelites --- Jewish people --- Jewry --- Judaic people --- Judaists --- History. --- Oregon. --- Država Oregon --- Elegang --- Elegang Zhou --- Estado de Oregon --- Ê»Olekona --- Ore. --- Oregon-shū --- Oregona --- Oregonas --- Oregono --- Oregonshū --- Orehon --- Origŏn --- Origŏn chu --- Shtat Orehon --- State of Oregon --- Država Oregon --- ʻOlekona --- Oregon-shū --- Oregonshū --- Origŏn --- Origŏn chu

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"The history of the diverse Jewish population in Oregon between 1950 and 2010"-- "The Jewish Oregon Story traces the history of diverse Jewish Oregonians and their communities during a period of dramatic change. Drawing on archival sources, including a collection of over five hundred oral histories, the book explores how Jewish Oregonians both contributed to and were shaped by the "Oregon Story," a political shift that fueled Oregon's--and particularly Portland's--emerging reputation for progressivism and sustainability. Six chapters examine a community grappling with, and increasingly embracing, change--from the dramatic national shifts in women's roles and inter-group relations to local issues such as the razing of the historic South Portland Jewish neighborhood. An original community musical, Whatever Happened to Old South Portland?, frames the creation of a new Portland Jewish identity, emerging out of the ashes of South Portland and tapping ethnic expression as an antidote to suburbanization and assimilation. A peek behind the scenes exposes the crucial role of women's voluntarism and traces the impact of women entering the workforce and winning acceptance as equals in organizational and ritual life. Chapters on involvement in liberal politics and advocacy for Israel explore communal engagement that reflected national trends, but, beginning in the 1980s, were increasingly shaped by emerging local progressivism. A final chapter charts recent shifts in Oregon Jewish geography, demographics, and organizational life, exploring the rebirth of smaller communities and the embrace of post-denominational Jewry, spirituality, and an ethos of environmentalism and inclusion. The Jewish Oregon Story will be of great interest to the Jewish community in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest and will appeal broadly to all readers of American, Western, and Oregon history, particularly those interested in questions of ethnicity and identity. Published in Cooperation with the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education"--

HISTORY / Jewish. --- Jews --- History. --- Oregon --- Ethnic relations. --- Hebrews --- Israelites --- Jewish people --- Jewry --- Judaic people --- Judaists --- Ethnology --- Religious adherents --- Semites --- Judaism --- Država Oregon --- Elegang --- Elegang Zhou --- Estado de Oregon --- ʻOlekona --- OR --- Ore. --- Oregon-shū --- Oregona --- Oregonas --- Oregono --- Oregonshū --- Orehon --- Origŏn --- Origŏn chu --- Shtat Orehon --- State of Oregon --- Штат Орегон --- Орегон --- Ореґон --- Држава Орегон --- オレゴン --- オレゴン州 --- 俄勒冈 --- 俄勒冈州 --- 오리건 --- 오리건 주 --- Oregon Territory

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Oregon --- Oregon. --- History, Local --- History --- Država Oregon --- Elegang --- Elegang zhou --- Estado de Oregon --- ʻOlekona --- Ore. --- Oregon-shū --- Oregona --- Oregonas --- Oregono --- Oregonshū --- Orehon --- Origŏn --- Origŏn chu --- Shtat Orehon --- State of Oregon --- Орегон --- 오리건 주 --- 오리건 --- オレゴン州 --- オレゴン --- Држава Орегон --- Штат Орегон --- Ореґон --- 俄勒冈州 --- 俄勒冈 --- OR --- Oregon Territory --- Oregonsh --- United States --- Oregon-sh --- Elegang Zhou --- United States Local History --- Država Oregon --- Ê»Olekona --- Oregon-shū --- Oregonshū --- Origŏn --- Origŏn chu