Prisoners of Zion

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Prisoners of Zion were Jewish activists, many from the Soviet Union, who were imprisoned or persecuted for their efforts to emigrate to Israel or practice their Jewish identity under repressive regimes.

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PrisonersOfZion 0

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish activists
group of people
commemoratedBy Israeli legislation
Israeli memorial ceremonies
Jewish organizations worldwide
experienced exile
expulsion from universities
forced labor
imprisonment
interrogation
loss of employment
persecution
revocation of civil rights
surveillance
hasEthnicity Jewish
hasMainCharacteristic Jewish identity
dissidents
political prisoners
refuseniks NERFINISHED
hasNotableSubgroup Soviet refuseniks NERFINISHED
hasOppressor Arab states
Eastern Bloc regimes NERFINISHED
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
other repressive regimes
hasPrimaryGoal aliyah to Israel
emigration to Israel
freedom of Jewish religious practice
preservation of Jewish culture
hasReligiousAffiliation Judaism
motivatedBy Jewish national self-determination
Zionism NERFINISHED
religious freedom
operatedIn Arab countries
Eastern Europe NERFINISHED
Ethiopia NERFINISHED
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
opposedPolicyOf Soviet restrictions on Jewish emigration
bans on Hebrew teaching
prohibition of Jewish religious practice
recognizedBy Israeli Knesset NERFINISHED
Israeli Ministry of Immigrant Absorption NERFINISHED
State of Israel NERFINISHED
supported human rights
religious liberty
right to emigrate
timePeriod 1970s
1980s
20th century
Cold War
late 1960s

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Soviet Jewry movement advocatedFor Prisoners of Zion
Soviet Jewry associatedWith Prisoners of Zion