The Jews in the Eastern War Zone
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45 per cent. ; in Bialostock, 65. 62 per cent. ; in Brest Litovsk, 78. 81 per cent. ; in Pinsk, 80. 10 per cent. ; in Berditcheff, 87. 52 per cent. , etc. , yet in all these towns only the stipulated percentage of Jewish students may be admitted.
In addition to this restriction, many secondary schools (School of Military Medical Hygiene, School of Railroad Engineering, School of Electricity, etc. ), are entirely closed to Jews. Even commercial schools, maintained by Mer- chants' Guilds, admit J...ews only in proportion to the Jewish membership of the Guilds.
The Government also restricts the establishment of higher schools under Jewish auspices. In 1884, it closed OTHER JEWISH DISABILITIES 35 the Technical Institute of Zhitomir (founded in 1862), on the ground that, in the southwestern Pale provinces, the Jews contributed a majority of the artisans, and a special Jewish technical school would increase this dis- proportion. In 1885 it closed the Teachers' Institute (a noted center of Jewish learning) because ''there was no further need for it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
45 per cent. ; in Bialostock, 65. 62 per cent. ; in Brest Litovsk, 78. 81 per cent. ; in Pinsk, 80. 10 per cent. ; in Berditcheff, 87. 52 per cent. , etc. , yet in all these towns only the stipulated percentage of Jewish students may be admitted.
In addition to this restriction, many secondary schools (School of Military Medical Hygiene, School of Railroad Engineering, School of Electricity, etc. ), are entirely closed to Jews. Even commercial schools, maintained by Mer- chants' Guilds, admit J...ews only in proportion to the Jewish membership of the Guilds.
The Government also restricts the establishment of higher schools under Jewish auspices. In 1884, it closed OTHER JEWISH DISABILITIES 35 the Technical Institute of Zhitomir (founded in 1862), on the ground that, in the southwestern Pale provinces, the Jews contributed a majority of the artisans, and a special Jewish technical school would increase this dis- proportion. In 1885 it closed the Teachers' Institute (a noted center of Jewish learning) because ''there was no further need for it.
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