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Archives
2000-2001
(1998-99)
| 2001
December
-
Peres
Pays Official Visit to Kyiv
(Pravda.Ru,
December 26)
-
Putin
Addresses Moscow Synod
(BBC Monitoring,
December 13)
-
Russian
Wariness
(Christian
Science Monitor,
December 10)
-
Former
FSU Leaders on Collapse of USSR
(RFE/RL,
December
10)
-
Estonia:
Economic Success Story
(Moscow
Times, December
10)
-
New
Russian-NATO Partnership
(New York Times, December 7)
New
Russian-NATO Partnership
(NY Times, December 7)
-
Book
Review: Stalin's Post-War Pogroms
(Washington
Jewish Week, December
6)
-
"NATO
and Russia Say Yes"
(Economist, December
5)
-
"Putin
Is Dictating, But Not By the Law"
(Baltimore
Sun, December
5)
-
Russian
Jewry's Network of Activities
(JTA, December
4)
-
New
Russian Party
(Moscow
Times, December 3)
-
"On
the Judo Mat with Putin"
(Washington
Post, December
2)
-
Hoagland:
"On the Judo Mat with Putin"
(Washington
Post, December
2)
-
"Social
Activists Size Up Putin"
(Washington
Post, December
2)
|
November
-
Seiple
Testimony on Religious Freedom
(November 27)
- U.S.
Russia Rapport in Caspian?
(Moscow
Times, November 27)
- Bush
Confident on Religious Freedom (Jerusalem
Post, November 25)
- Philadelphia
Campaign Recounted
(Jewish
Exponent, November 22)
-
Presidential
Determination on Refugee Admissions
(White
House, November
21)
-
P>Putin's
Meeting with Jewish Leadership (Jerusalem
Post, November 15)
-
Russia,
NATO Reinvent Relationship
(Washington
Post,
November 15)
-
Berger:
"Putin's Reality Trip"
(Washington
Post,
November 15)
-
Bush
Seeks Graduation for Russia
(JTA,
November 14)
-
Bush-Putin
Press Briefing
(White
House, November 13)
-
Jackson-Vanik
and Russia
(White
House, November 13)
-
Following
9-11, Jewish Refugees Stalled in Europe
(The Jewish Telegraph, November 13)
-
Ukraine's
Last Nuclear Warhead Destroyed
(The
Russia Journal, November 13)
-
Expectations
of Accord at Summit
(Washington
Post,
November 10)
-
"Putin's
Bold Steps. . ."
(Washington
Post,
November 10)
-
". . .The Resistance at Home"
(Washington
Post,
November 10)
-
"Suddenly
Such Good Neighbors"
(Economist,
November 8)
-
Putin's
Rule: For Good or Ill?
(New
York Times,
November 6)
-
Jackson-Vanik
Considered
(JTA, November
6)
-
White
House Supports Ending Jackson-Vanik
(Moscow Times, November
2)
-
Shevardnadze
Fires Government
(Washington
Post,
November 2)
-
Evolution
of Religious Freedom
(State Department, November
1)
-
UJC
Resolution on FSU (UJC
General Assembly, November 2001)
|
October
Back to Top
-
Azerbaijan:
Senate Supports Waiver of Section 907
(October
29)
-
Alliance
With U.S. Reveals Uzbek Rights Abuses
(New York Times,
October 30)
-
Caucasus
Conflicts Eclipsed by Afghanistan
(RFE/RL,
October 26)
-
Cohen:
Putin Squeezes Out Yeltsin
(Heritage Foundation,
October 25)
-
Worries
for Jews in Central Asia
(JTA,
October 24)
-
"Redrawing
the Caucasus"
(EurasiaNet,
October 23)
-
"Bush
and Putin Agree to Agree"
(New
York Times,
October 22)
-
"The
Kremlin and Civil Society"
(Moscow
Times, October 22)
-
Accord
on Terrorism: Excerpts
(New
York Times,
October 22)
-
Optimism
on Defense Cooperation (New
York Times, October 19)
-
Increased
Western Support for Baltics NATO Accession
(RFE/RL,
October 19)
-
Interview:
Ambassador Vershbow (Moscow
Times, October 12)
-
The
U.S. Courts Central Asia
(New
York Times,
October 10)
-
Uzbekistan
Ties Regional Role to U.S. Alliance
(Washington Post, October 9)
-
Russia:
A New Round of Communism
(Russia
Journal, October 8)
-
Nunn:
New Security Framework (Washington
Post, October 8)
-
Hoagland:
Seizing the Moment (Washington
Post, October 7)
-
Alliance
Presents Challenges (New
York Times, October
5)
-
Israel
Supplying U.S. With Central Asia Intelligence
(Jerusalem
Post,
October 5)
-
Plane
En Route from Israel Crashes in Russia
(CNN.com,
October 4)
-
CSCE:
U.S. Statements at Human Dimension Meetings
(CSCE,
October
1)
-
Compromising
for Allies in Central Asia
(Washington
Post, October
1)
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|
September
-
Bush
Nominates Ambassador for Religious Freedom
(U.S.C.I.R.F., September
27)
-
Anti-Semitic
Incidents Mark Moscow Holiday Season
(September
24)
-
Estonia
Elects Ex-Communist President
(CNN.com, September
21)
-
Pope
to Visit Armenia and Kazakhstan
(September 21)
-
"To
Free the Way for the U.S., or Not?" (New York Times, September 21)
-
Russian
Politicians Assess U.S. Tragedy (RFE/RL, September
20)
-
"Will
Russia Join the War of the West?"
(Washington
Post, September 19)
-
Communism
Revives in Russia
(Washington Post,
September
18)
-
Russia
Takes Stand, Wavers
(NY Times, September
16)
-
Restoration
Grants for European Synagogues
(JTA,
September
10)
-
Belarusian
Election Denounced
(NY Times,
September
10)
-
OSCE:
Preliminary Belarus Election Summary
(OSCE, September
10)
-
Sympathy
for Sharon in Russia (JTA,
September 9)
-
Sharon
Visit to Moscow
(New
York Times, September
6)
-
Russian
Policy Toward the Mideast (Jerusalem
Center, September 2001)
-
World
Conference Against Racism (August-September)
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| August
|
July
Back to Top
-
Pastor
Banned in Belarus
(Keston
News Service, July 30)
-
Foreign
Aid Workers Targeted (U.S.
News, July 30)
-
Diehl:
"Putin's Choice of Ages"
(Washington
Post, July 23)
-
New
Senate Subcommittee On Central Asia (Roll
Call, July 23)
-
Salvation
Army Threatened in Russia (CNN,
July 22)
-
Jewish
Education Highlighted (JTA,
July 18)
-
Ariel
Cohen: Russia-China Treaty (Heritage,
July 18)
-
Hoagland:
Iraq Issue Looms
(Washington
Post, July 15)
-
Armenia-Azerbaijan:
"Dangerous Road To Peace"
(Washington
Post, July 15)
-
"Russia's
Caspian Power Grab" (Washington Times,
July 11)
-
Jewish
Genealogy Conference (JTA,
July 11)
-
President
Bush at Ellis Island (July 10)
-
Russian
Athletes Prepare for Maccabiah Games (JTA,
July 9)
-
"Quiet
Contacts" (Near
East Report, July 9)
-
Book
Review: "Blood Red" (Washington
Post, July 8)
-
Riga
Hosts Reunion of Latvian World Jewry (Forward,
July 6)
- Jewish
Community Center to be Opened in Siberia (July
5)
- Russian
Democracy & U.S. Foreign Policy
(Brookings, July)
- "Russian
Democracy: Good for the Jews" (JUF
News, July)
|
June
-
Russia:
Draft Religious Policy Revised (Keston,
June 27)
-
In
Kyiv, Pope Addresses Holocaust
(June
24)
-
Georgia-Russia
Relations (CSIS,
June 23)
-
Duma
Rejects Foreign Media Bill
(Moscow
Times, June 22)
-
Zhirinovsky
Retracts Statements
(FEOR,
June 22)
-
Messianic
Jews in Ukraine
(Moscow
Times, June 22)
-
Goble:
"Fighting Over the Past" (RFE/RL, June 22)
-
Lithuania:
Possible Expansion on "Recognized Faiths" (Keston,
June 22)
-
Russian
Anti-Semitism Rising
(RFE/RL,
June 21)
-
Powell
Testifies on European Security (June 20)
-
Lithuanian
PM Resigns (BBC,
June 20)
-
U.S.
Not Filling Refugee Slots (June 20)
-
Sen.
Helms on U.S. Security Interests in Europe (June 20)
-
Sen.
Biden on Non-Proliferation (Carnegie,
June 18)
-
Sen.
Lugar on U.S.-Russian Strategic Relationship (Carnegie,
June 18)
-
"Wither
Russia?" (PBS
Think Tank, June 16)
-
Tighter
Grip Under Putin (New
York Times, June 14)
-
HIAS
Awards Émigré Scholarships (June 14)
-
Putin
on NGOs
(strana.ru,
June 12)
-
Reports
Look at FSU (June
8)
-
Russia
- Ten Years After: Conference (Carnegie.
June 7-8)
-
Troubling
Trends: Human Rights in Russia (CSCE, June 5)
-
Focus
on Caucasus Jews (JTA, June
5)
-
New
Rules Could Delay Immigrants (JTA, June
4)
-
Estonia:
"Rising Out Of Soviet Gloom" (National Post, June 1)
|
May
- Russian
Jewish Congress Visits DC
(May
31)
- NCSJ
Issues Country Reports
(May
30)
- Moscow
Letter from Mark Levin (May
30)
-
Kuchma
Appoints New Premier (Washington
Post, May 23)
-
Chubais
on Russian Economics & Politics (Carnegie,
May 22)
-
Lubavitch
Countering "Messianic Jews" in Russia (JTA, May
21)
-
Choral
Synagogue Restored (Moscow Times,
May 16)
-
Russian
Visas To Be Available On Arrival (Moscow Times, May
16)
-
Investment
Schemes Target Immigrants (New
York Times, May 15)
-
Jim
Hoagland: Bush-Putin Summit (Washington
Post, May 14)
-
Excavations
Reveal Central Asian Past
(New
York Times,
May 13)
- A
Red Boomlet in the CIS (Jamestown
Foundation Monitor, May 9)
- U.S.
Removed from UN Human Rights Commission (Washington
Post, May 8)
-
U.S.
Off Human Rights Body (Washington
Post, May 8)
-
Russia's
NTV Takeover: Precedent for FSU? (Moscow
Times,
May 7)
-
Hadassah
Gains UN Status (Jerusalem
Post, May 6)
-
Radio
Free Europe / Radio Liberty - 50th Anniversary (May 3)
-
HIAS
Testifies on Refugee Protection Before U.S. Senate (May
3)
-
Fiona
Hill: Caucasus and Central Asia (Brookings,
May 2001)
|
April
Back to Top
-
Duma
Restricts Media (Russia
Journal,
April 26)
-
Rabbi
Lazar Denounces Zhirinovsky (Reuters,
April 24)
-
NCSJ
Board of Governors Meeting (April
23)
-
Soviet
Archives Reveal Jewish History (JTA, April
23)
-
Spain
Finds for Goussinsky (Moscow Times,
April 19)
-
U.S.
Statement on Russian Media (State
Department, April 18)
-
Project
Unites U.S., Ukrainian Jewish Students (JTA, April 17)
-
Moscow
Dispatch: "Station Break" (The
New Republic, April 16)
-
Russian
Jews Fear Crackdown (JTA, April
16)
- NewsHour
Coverage: "Kremlin vs. NTV" (April
16)
- Jim
Hoagland: "Shevardnadze's Balancing Act" (Washington
Post, April 12)
-
Jewish
Heritage Week Proclaimed (White
House, April 9)
- Jackson
Diehl: "Cold War Chills in Ukraine" (Washington
Post, April 2)
- Betsy
Gidwitz: Jewish Life In Ukraine Part
I Part
II
(Jerusalem Center, April)
- Avineri:
Israel-Russia Relations (Carnegie, April)
-
Goussinsky
File
|
March
- UJA-Federation
of NY Visits Russia (March
24-28)
- U.S.
Toughens Russia Policy (New
York Times, March 24)
- US-Russia
Spy Scandals (Washington
Post,
March 23)
-
Karabakh
Talks in Key West (State
Dept., March 22)
-
Putin:
Arms Deal with Iran (Russia
Today, March 22)
-
Putin
Replaces Rabbi
(Moscow
Times, March 22)
-
Putin's
Propaganda Chief (Gazeta.RU, March 20)
-
Aliyah
Declines as Conditions Improve (JTA, March
19)
-
Texas-Moscow
Advocacy Exchange (March 11-18)
-
Rabbi
Lazar on Matzos vs. Anti-Semitism (New
York Times, March 17)
-
AJCommittee
"Hoops and Dreams" (Washington Post, March 15)
- "Muddle
In Moscow" (Economist,
March 15)
- Caspian
"Great Game" Steps Up (Reuters,
March 15)
- "Make
Russia a Better Neighbor" (New
York Times, March 14)
-
Gazprom
Media Chief Faces U.S. Scrutiny
(Moscow
Times, March 14)
-
Bush
Seeks 14% Increase for State Dept. (Washington
Post, March 13)
-
Reports
of Russian Nukes in Kaliningrad (Associated
Press, March 12)
-
CIA's
Tenet on Declassified Cold War Documents (March 8)
-
Putin
May Dissolve Duma, Call New Elections (Washington
Post, March 6)
- NCSJ
Report: Putin, Bush, and Russian Jewry (March
6)
- New
RJC Leader to Heal Rifts (March 2)
-
"Bush
Cautions Kuchma on Human Rights" (Moscow
Times, March 2)
-
Goussinsky
Resigns RJC Post (Moscow
Times, March 2)
|
February
-
NCSJ
Joins Conference of Presidents in Israel (Feb. 26)
-
Communists
Sweep Moldova Election (CNN, Feb. 26)
-
"Powell,
Ivanov Ready to Play Ball" (Moscow Times, Feb. 26)
- Fried
Named to NSC Europe & Eurasia Post
(Feb. 22)
- Kremlin
Interference with Jewish Leadership (February
21)
-
Signs
of Progress on Nagorno-Karabakh (NY Times, Feb. 20)
-
RFE/RL
Expanding Moldovan Broadcasts (Feb. 19)
- Lithuania
Seeking Broader Role
(Los
Angeles Times, February
19)
-
Lithuania
Convicts War Criminal - First for FSU (LA
Times, Feb. 15)
-
Congressional
Trip to FSU (Feb.
14)
-
"Putin
on a Pedestal"
(Washington
Post, February
12)
-
Russian
Textbooks Neglect Jewish Role (JTA, Feb. 7)
-
Russia
Reacts to Israeli Elections (Russia Journal, February 7)
-
"Russian
Society Faces Human Rights Emergency"
(RFE/RL, February
7)
-
N.Y.
Federation Focusing on FSU
(The
Jewish Week, February 2)
-
Profile
of Harold Paul Luks (Washington
Jewish Week, February
1)
-
2000
State Department Human Rights Reports
|
January
Back to Top
- Radio
Free Europe Seminar on Domestic
Violence (January
26)
- Domestic
Violence Awareness (Washington
Jewish Week, January 25)
-
Katsav
Visits Russia, Ukraine (Jerusalem Post,
January 24)
-
Kosher
Food in the Kremlin (New York Times, January 24)
-
Putin
to Eliminate Most Political Parties (Washington
Post, January
24)
- "Moscow,
Misreading Bush"
(Washington
Post, January 23)
- Putin
and U.S.-Russian Relations
(Heritage
Foundation, January 18)
-
Kondratenko
To Sit on Russian Federation Council(RFE/RL, January 16)
-
Human
Rights in Post-Soviet Era
(International
Herald Tribune, January 12)
-
NCSJ
Report: Russian Jews Face New Challenges (January 12)
-
Assisting Needy Russian Jews
(Washington
Jewish Week,
January 6)
-
David
Duke Makes Russian Inroads (Los
Angeles Times,
January 6)
-
Community
Centers Changing FSU (JTA,
January 2)
- Sen.
Lieberman on Russia
(January
2)
- Sestanovich:
US Relations with Russia, NIS
(January)
|
| 2000
December
- Putin
Celebrates Chanukah
(JTA, December 24)
- Community
Leader Attacked in Moscow
(December
23)
- David
Duke Publishing in Russia
(BBC, December 17)
- Pickering
on Russian-American Relations
(December
16)
-
Jewish
Revival in Belarus
(Jerusalem Post, December 13)
-
High-Placed
Anti-Semitism?
(Ha'aretz,
Dec. 13)
-
"Putin's
Old Friends"
(NY TIMES, Dec. 13)
-
Jewish
Revival in Belarus
(Jerusalem
Post, Dec. 13)
- NCSJ
Elects New Leaders
(December 5)
- Updated
Emigration Statistics (December
5)
-
Holocaust
Education in Ukraine
(Dec.
7)
-
Hoagland:
"Putin's Touchy Timing" (WP, Dec.
7)
-
Holocaust
Education in Ukraine
(December
7)
-
"Armenia
and the Middle East" (Middle
East Review of International Affairs, Dec. 2000)
-
Sestanovich:
"Where Does Russia Belong?" (National
Interest, Winter 2000)
-
Zissels
Book Addresses Past, Future of Ukrainian Jewry
(Jewish
Meridian, Dec. 2000)
- "Agenda
for Renewal: U.S.-Russian Relations"
(Carnegie, December
2000)
- "Armenia
& the Middle East"
(M.E.Rev.of International Affairs,
December 2000)
-
"The
Perestroika Miracle" (Reform
Judaism, Fall 2000)
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| November
|
October
-
Poster
Campaign Launched in Moscow
(Segodna,
Oct. 30)
-
U.S.
Congress Responds to Moscow Synagogue Raid
(Oct. 27)
-
OSCE
Human Dimension Meeting
(Warsaw,
Oct. 17-27)
-
Successor
to Russian National Unity
(RFE/RL
Oct. 18)
-
"It's
the World, Stupid"
(NY TIMES,
Oct. 16)
-
"Memoirs
of a Revolutionist"
(WP Book World, Oct. 15)
-
"New
Threat to Religious Minorities?"
(RFE/RL,
Oct. 11)
-
Synagogue
Fire in Tashkent
(Oct.
9)
-
RJC
Carrying Judaism Across Russia
(JTA,
Oct. 5)
-
U.S.
Senate Hearing on Iranian
Weapons Programs and Russia
(Oct.
5)
-
International
Forum on Looted Cultural Assets
(Vilnius,
Oct. 3-5)
-
U.S.-Russian
Agreement on Wartime Archives
(Vilnius,
Oct. 4)
-
U.S.
Statement on Intolerance
and Anti-Semitism in Russia
(Oct.
3)
-
Domestic
Violence Project
press
conference (Oct. 3)
-
"Image
and Reality in Russia"
(Washington
Post, Oct. 2)
-
U.S.
Ambassador Collins Hosts Ryazan Roundtable (Oct
2000)
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| September
|
| August
|
July
-
GOUSSINSKY
CHARGES DROPPED
Moscow
Times Article (July
28)
AP
Report
(July 27)
CNN
Coverage (July 27)
Washington
Post Online (July
27)
- Press
Freedom in Russia
(Freedom Forum, July 27)
-
Senator
Leahy: "Why
Foreign Aid?"
(July 27)
- Dick
Cheney and the Jewish Community (JTA,
July 25)
-
Leon
Fuerth on
Russia's
Future & U.S. Policy
(July 25)
- Chechen
Orphans to Israel
(Jerusalem
Post, July 21)
- Helsinki
Commission Religious
Liberty Report
(July 19)
- 25th
Anniversary of Helsinki Final Act
(OSCE,
July 19)
- Brzezinski on Russia
and Post-Divided Europe (July 19)
-
U.S.
Interests
in
Central
Asia
(RFE/RL, July 18)
-
Putin
Delivers
State of the
Nation speech
(AP, July 8)
-
NCSJ
Ukraine trip
(Washington
Jewish Week, July 6)
- Russian
Jewry Today
(JTA,
July 6)
- Holocaust
Remembered
in
Latvia (AP, July
6)
- Updated
Emigration Statistics
- Holocaust
Memorial Defaced
in
Latvia
(AP, July 3)
- Nazi
Trial Suspended
in Lithuania (AP, July 3)
- Assessing
Putin's Agenda
(Leon
Aron, July AEI)
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| June
Arrest of Vladimir
Goussinsky:
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