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Soviet Jewish emigration is at a crossroads today. Conditions that have impelled more than three-quarters of a million Jews to leave the USSR during the past 45 years have radically changed in recent months, altering the character and dynamics of the exodus and raising important questions concerning its future. Will the current flight of Jews continue, will it grow, or will new developments in the Soviet successor states and elsewhere slow the exodus or end it altogether? Whichever course is taken, what will its consequences be for the emigrants, the former USSR, and the West?
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