Folkspartey (Organization)
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Name (Hebrew)
פאלקס-פארטיי (ארגאניזאציע)
Name (Latin)
Folkspartey (Organization)
Name (Cyrilic)
Еврейскую народную партию (организация)
Other forms of name
Folkspartei (Organization)
Folkist Party (Organization)
Folkists (Organization)
Folks Party (Organization)
Folks-Komitet (Organization)
Folkspartei
Folksparty (Organization)
Jewish People's Party (Organization)
People's Committee (Organization)
Yidishe Folkspartei (Organization)
Фолкспартей (организация)
ייִדישע פֿאָלקספּאַרטײַ (ארגאניזאציע)
Type of corporate body
Political party organization
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Sources of Information
- US Holocaust Memorial Museum catalog, 21 April 2016(Folkspartey (Organization))
- Encyclopaedia Judaica 2007 online, 21 April 2016(Prylucki, Noah: founded the Folkspartei, which fought for Jewish autonomous rights in Poland; in 1918 he was elected as the party's representative in the Polish Sejm)
- Folkists: Political party that sought Jewish national autonomy in the Diaspora; Simon Dubnow and Yisroel Efroikin formed the Folkspartey (Folks Party) in Saint Petersburg in 1906; leadership also included Meir Kreinin, S. An-ski, Ya'akov Ze'ev Latzky-Bertholdi, Nokhem Shtif, and Joseph Tschernikov, advanced a platform based on Dubnow's doctrine of Diaspora Nationalism; first emerged under the name Folks-Komitet (People's Committee) during elections in June 1916 to the Warsaw City Council; variant: Folksparty ( (YIVO Institute for Jewish Research website, 21 April 2016) )
- Folkspartei (Yiddish: ייִדישע פֿאָלקספּאַרטײַ, yidishe folkspartei, Jewish People's Party, folkist party) ( (Wikipedia, 21 April 2016) )
- Дубнов, Семëн Маркович: В 1906 г. вместе с соратниками (М. Крейнин, А. Залкинд, В. Мандель, А. Перельман) основал Еврейскую народную партию («Фолкспартей»), которая существовала в России вплоть до 1918 г. ( (Wikipedia, 21 April 2016) )