Czarism and Jewish Identity in Russia

This chapter explores the impact of czarism on Russian society, particularly focusing on the Jewish community's plight following the October Days. Through philosophical insights and historical articles from 1915, it examines the treatment of Jews in Russia and the implications for Russian national pride. The discussion critiques societal prejudices and anti-Semitism while highlighting the complex relationship between Jewish identity and the broader moral fabric of Russia during the early 20th century.