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and the history of Jews in Siberia. She lives in Omsk, Russia.

Efim Melamed — the academic editor of the handbooks Documents on the History and Culture of Jews in the Archives of Kyiv (in Russian, 2006), and Documents on the History and Culture of Jews in the Regional Archives of Ukraine (in Russian, 2009, 2014). His works on Russian history and history of Russian and Soviet Jewry include the books George Kennan against Czarism (in Russian, 1981), and The Russian Universities of George Kennan (in Russian, 1988). He lives in Kyiv, Ukraine.

Alexander Ivanov — a research fellow at the Center for Jewish Studies, European University at St. Petersburg, and the academic editor of the handbook Documents on the History and Culture of Jews in the Archives of St. Petersburg (in Russian, 2011–2018). He is also the co-editor of The Hope and the Illusion: The Search for a Russian Jewish Homeland: A Remarkable Period in the History of ORT, 1921 to 1938 (2006), and Photographing the Jewish Nation: Pictures from S. An-skys Ethnographic Expeditions (2009). His works focus on Jewish visual culture in the Soviet Union. He lives in St. Petersburg, Russia.

Gennady Estraikh — a professor at the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies, New York University. His books include Soviet Yiddish (1999), In Harness: Yiddish Writers Romance with Communism (2005), Yiddish in the Cold War (2008), Yiddish Literary Life in Moscow, 1917–1991 (in Russian, 2015), The Culture in Yiddish (in Ukrainian, 2016), and Transatlantic Russian Jewishness (2020). He lives in London, UK, and New York, USA.

Ber Kotlerman — a professor at Bar-Ilan University’s Joseph and Norman Berman Department of Literature of the Jewish People and the Sznajderman Chair in the Study of Yiddish Culture and Hasidism. He is also the author of the books Bauhaus in Birobidzhan (2009), In Search of Milk and Honey: The Theater of 'Soviet Jewish Statehood’ (2009), The Cultural World of Soviet Jews (in Hebrew, 2014), Disenchanted Tailor in Illusion: Sholem Aleichem behind the Scenes of Early Jewish Cinema (2014), and Broken Heart / Broken Wholeness: The Post-Holocaust Plea for Jewish Reconstruction of the Soviet Yiddish Writer Der Nister (2017). He lives in Neve Tzuf, Israel.

Alexander Frenkel — Director of the Jewish Community Center of St. Petersburg, editor-in-chief of the journal Narod knigi v mire knig (People of the Book in the World of Books), and co-editor of the collective academic volumes On the History of Jewish Music in Russia (in Russian, 2001, 2006, 2015). He is also the author of works on Russian Jewish history. He lives in St. Petersburg, Russia.

Рис. 1.2. Омск. Старая синагога. Открытка № 18 из серии «Омск»

Издание магазина М. Левина, [1900–1904]

Рис. 1.3. Омск. Новая синагога, перестроенная после пожара

Фото И. П. Дрей линга. 1923

Рис. 1.4. Омск. Новая синагога. Фото И. Е. Кесслера. 1890-е

Рис. 1.5. Служебное удостоверение Льва Кравчука. Омск. 1926

Рис. 1.6. Моисей Полонский

Фотография из личного дела. Омск. 1920-е

Рис. 1.7. Приглашение на открытие Еврейского рабочего клуба им. Октябрьской революции. Омск. 1920

Рис. 1.8. Письмо с угловым штампом Омского отделения ОЗЕТа. 1929

Рис. 2.7. Борис Лехтман. Фотография из служебного удостоверения

Киев. 1935

Рис. 2.8. Исаак Бляшов. Тюремная фотография. Киев. 1936

Рис. 2.9. Макс Эрик. Тюремная фотография. Киев. 1936

Рис. 2.10. Михл Левитан. Тюремная фотография. Киев. 1936

Рис. 2.11. Иона Хинчин. Тюремная фотография. Киев. 1936

Рис. 2.12. Мотл Мейлахс. Тюремная фотография. Киев. 1936

Рис. 3.1. Путеводитель по выставке «Евреи в царской России и в СССР» (Л., 1939). Обложка художника Соломона Юдовина

Рис. 3.2. Общий вид выставки «Евреи в царской России и в СССР»