The Jews of Georgia: A Diverse and Ancient Community in the Caucasus
Hosted By: Qesher
Qesher presents a virtual journey to the Caucasus Mountains to discover the diverse Jewish world of Georgia, where communities once spoke Georgian, Yiddish, Ladino, and Juhuri, making the country one of the most distinctive places in the Jewish world. At its peak, the community numbered around 100,000 members. Today, only a few thousand Georgian Jews remain, following major waves of emigration to Israel, the United States, and Belgium.
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