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S. An-sky was born Shloyme Zanvl Rappoport in 1863 and raised in the Pale, in the territory of modern Belarus; his native tongue was Yiddish. He had a cheder education, but left Vitebsk at 17, learned Russian, joined narodniki, and became known as a Russian author. He was, and considered himself, an assimilated Jew. He moved to the Donbas region in the spirit of the Going to the People movement, popular among narodniki, and changed his Jewish name to a more Russian "Semen An-sky". To An-sky and other members of the Jewish intelligentsia, Jews of the Pale of Settlement were not considered interesting; some did not consider them a people or a nation, and some thought that Yiddish was "a hybrid unnatural tongue" and Hebrew a dead language.
An-sky left the Russian Empire in 1892 for France and Switzerland, and returned only after the Revolution of 1905. He did some ethnographic work before, mainly among Russian workers and peasants. Through works of Jewish authors like I. L. Peretz and Sholem Aleichem, he rea
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<div style="color:#FFFFFF;visibility: hidden; font-size:8px;">thuania, and Latvia, but not in Russian cities like Moscow or St. Petersburg. Around five million Jews lived in the Pale at the beginning of the 20th century, another two million emigrated to America before the October Revolution of 1917. Though Jews of the Pale of Settlement were subjects of the Russian Empire, they lacked full citizen rights. S. An-sky was born Shloyme Zanvl Rappoport in 1863 and raised in the Pale, in the territory of modern Belarus; his native tongue was Yiddish. He had a cheder education, but left Vitebsk at 17, learned Russian, joined narodniki, and became known as a Russian author. He was, and considered himself, an assimilated Jew. He moved to the Donbas region in the spirit of the Going to the People movement, popular among narodniki, and changed his Jewish name to a more Russian "Semen An-sky". To An-sky and other members of the Jewish intelligentsia, Jews of the Pale of Settlement were not considered interesting; some did not consider them a people or a nation, and some thought that Yiddish was "a hybrid unnatural tongue" and Hebrew a dead language. An-sky left the Russian Empire in 1892 for France and Switzerland, and returned only after the Revolution of 1905. He did some ethnographic work before, mainly among Russian workers and peasants. Through works of Jewish authors like I. L. Peretz and Sholem Aleichem, he rea</div>
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