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“We left forever and into the unknown”: Soviet Jewish immigrants’ experiences of transit migration
As a result of the geopolitical divisions of the Cold War, approximately 185,000 Soviet Jews traveled from the Soviet Union through Austria and Italy between 1971 and 1990 in order to immigrate to countries other than Israel. This dissertation examines U.S. immigrants’ experiences of this period of
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