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The Yidishe gauchos

This documentary tells of Jews escaping persecution and pogroms in Eastern Europe in the late nineteenth century to settle the Pampas of Argentina. Includes oral histories, archival footage, and interviews with scholars.

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  • "Mark Freeman's The Yidishe gauchos"
  • "Yiddische gauchos"@en

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  • "In 1889, eight hundred Russian Jews landed in Argentina and became stranded on the desolate Pampas. Their only neighbors were the Gauchos, wandering cowboys descended from Spanish settlers and Indians. News of the plight of these Jews reached Baron de Hirsch, a German Jewish philanthropist. He forsaw a new way of life for Jews as farmers and ranchers on the South American frontier and provided for their settlement by giving the Jewish Colonization Association enough money to buy 1 1/4 millon acres of land in the Pampas to be distributed to them. This is the story of the Jews of those "agricultural colonies" and of their descendants in towns like Moisés Ville and Domínguez in rural Santa Fe Province in Argentina. Through archival photographs and interviews it documents their sometimes troubled, sometimes productive relations with the Gauchos and other Argentines and with their own Jewish Colonization Association."
  • "The story of the Jews who fled persecution in Russia and the east European countries in the late 19th century, emigrating to Argentina, settling on the pampas, living life as cowhands and shepherds, and eventually becoming farmers and ranchers."
  • "This documentary tells of Jews escaping persecution and pogroms in Eastern Europe in the late nineteenth century to settle the Pampas of Argentina. Includes oral histories, archival footage, and interviews with scholars."@en
  • "(Cont.) this meeting between Jew and Argentine cowboy created the Jewish gaucho. documentary film, part in Hebrew. ages 12 and up."
  • "In 1889 eight hundred Russian Jews landed in Argentina and became stranded on the desolate pampas."
  • "The story of immigration of Jews from Eastern Europe to the pampas of Argentina. in Argentina with the help of the Jewish colonization Association, thousands become ranchers and farmers. (cont.)."
  • "Tells of Jews escaping persecution and pogroms in late nineteenth-century Eastern Europe to settle in the Pampas of Argentina. Includes oral histories, archival footage, and interviews with scholars."@en
  • "Tells of Jews escaping persecution and pogroms in late nineteenth-century Eastern Europe to settle in the Pampas of Argentina. Includes oral histories, archival footage, and interviews with scholars."
  • ""In 1889, 800 Russian Jews landed in Argentina and became stranded on the desolate pampas. Their only neighbors were gauchos, wandering cowboys descended from Spanish settlers and the vanquished Indians. News of the desperate plight of these Russian Jews reached Baron de Hirsch, a Jewish philanthropist who had built the Orient Expresss. Hirsch, long concerned with the plight of persecuted Russian Jews, turned his attention to Argentina. His vision: a new way of life for Jews as farmers on the South American frontier.""

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  • "Interviews"

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  • "The Yidishe gauchos"@en
  • "The Yidishe gauchos"
  • "The Yidische gauchos"@en
  • "The Yidische gauchos"