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Hillel moves to campus,
private sector in former Soviet Union

Courtesy of The Hillel Foundation

Hillel student leaders participated in a recent seminar in St. Petersburg, Russia. The seminar was one of two that heralded a new phase of Hillel activity in the region.

By Igor Serebryany

Published: 09/12/2007

Dual conferences in the former Soviet Union heralded a new phase of Hillel activity in the region, notably an aggressive move onto college campuses and the privatization of some key operations.

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