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Place in Russia

What happened to the Jews in Siberia

14 events, 1632 AD to 1899 AD

17th century

  1. 1632–1634 AD Lithuanian Jews exiled to Siberia as prisoners of war · Siberia, Russia

19th century

  1. 1826 AD Ban on Jewish settlement in Siberian border district · Siberia, Russia
  2. 1827 AD Husbands barred from joining exiled Jewish wives · Siberia, Russia
  3. 1827 AD Jewish distillers' residence rights extended (1827) · Russian Empire (several countries) and elsewhere
  4. 1834 AD Restriction on Jewish merchants' trade licenses in Siberia · Siberia, Russia
  5. 1837 AD Restrictions on Jewish farmers in Siberia · Tobolsk, Russia
  6. c. 1855–1881 AD Jews' right to register in Siberian communities revoked · Siberia, Russia
  7. 1857 AD Siberian Jews permitted to join merchant guilds · Siberia, Russia
  8. 1860 AD Ban on Jewish settlement near Siberian borders · Siberia, Russia
  9. 1860 AD Siberian Jewish children permitted to stay with parents · Siberia, Russia
  10. 1890 AD Total ban on Jewish immigration to Siberia · Siberia, Russia
  11. 1891–1899 AD Immigration ban extended to Jews entitled to live outside the Pale · Siberia, Russia
  12. 1896 AD Blood accusation and riot against Jews of Irkutsk · Irkutsk, Russia
  13. 1897 AD Law restricting Siberian Jews to place of registration · Siberia, Russia

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