Negotiating "Russian-ness": politics, religion, nationalism and identity in the South Brisbane Russian Jewish community 1912-22

Jennifer Creese provides an informed analysis of group identity in the South Brisbane Russian Jewish community which was first established in 1915. This period was characterised by great upheaval encompassing World War I and the Russian Revolution. This essay explores how group identity was negotiated as the community responded to the effects of political, religious and ideological conflicts