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Mikhail Parkhomovsky (1928 Odesa - 2015 Beit Shemesh) was a historian who studied Russian Jewish emigration. He was also the founder and editor-in-chief of the almanac “Russkoe evreistvo v zarubezh’e” (Russian Jewry Abroad). He grew up in Odesa and graduated from the Saratov Medical Institute. In 1954 he moved to Moscow and worked as a doctor. Parkhomovsky had a lifelong interest in history and the history of culture, and in the 1980s he started working on a biography of Zinovii Peshkov (Yeshua Zalman Sverdlov) - a Russian-born French general and diplomat of Jewish origin. In 1990 Mikhail Parkhomovsky immigrated to Israel and began to work on an almanac documenting Russian-Jewish emigration. In 1997, he initiated the foundation of the "Russian Jewry Abroad" research center (since 2012, "Jews of Russia Abroad and in Israel.") Mikhail Parkhomovsky’s private collection includes his personal documents and correspondence, numerous photographs for articles in the almanac, texts of his lectures, various historical sources and articles on Russian Jewry abroad, Parkhomovsky’s historical works and articles in newspapers, and his plan to establish the "Russian Jewry Abroad.” research center
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