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• W2091947819 abstract "In 1804, as part of the first systematic statute on Jews of Russia, the imperial administration required all Jews to adopt surnames. In an effort to minimize the self-sufficiency of theJewish community and linkJews to the broader polity, the statute attempted to reorganize the place ofJews in Russian society. As in France and Prussia at the end of eighteenth and beginning of the nineteenth centuries, the requirement that all Jews adopt surnames signified an unprecedented change ofJews' legal-administrative status in tsarist Russia.' As the framers of the 1804 statute noted, the adoption of hereditary surnames facilitated the mediation of civil disputes, the control of property, and the management ofJews in existing social categories.2 If surnames helped officials ascribe legal status (sostoianiia) toJews, then they also played a decisive role in regulating their place in the social domain. The stabilization of the surname-as a legal instrument by which an individual" @default.
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• W2091947819 date "2005-01-01" @default.
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• W2091947819 title "The Politics of Jewish Legibility: Documentation Practices and Reform During the Reign of Nicholas I" @default.
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