The Jews of Bukhara and Central Asia
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Settled in Bukhara, Samarkand and along the Silk Road, the Bukharan Jews spoke Judeo-Tajik (Bukhori) and developed a distinct culture of dyers and merchants. Long isolated, they experienced a religious revival in the nineteenth century through the emissary Yosef Maman from Safed. Most emigrated to Israel and New York after 1970.
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