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		Gruzim are Georgian-speaking Jews from Georgia in the Caucasus.
		They get their name from the Uzbek city of Bukhara, which once had a large community.
		Almost all Jews in the State of Israel today speak Modern Hebrew also called "Israeli Hebrew", based on the Biblical Hebrew, but having adopted new words and having an affinity for absorbing words from American English.
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		The Gruzim are Jews from the nation of Georgia, in the Caucasus.
		The traditional language of the Gruzim is Gruzinic (also called JudÃ¦o-Georgian), a variant of Georgian, characterized by a large number of Hebrew loanwords, and written using either the Georgian alphabet or Hebrew alphabet.
		The Gruzim are among the most ancient communities of the Jewish diaspora, although the exact dates of their arrival are the subject of some disagreement.
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		The Gruzim have traditionally lived separately, not only from the surrounding (Surf for more about Georgian people) Georgian people, but even from the (A Jew of eastern European or German descent) Ashkenazi community in (The capital and largest city of Georgia on the Kura river) Tbilisi.
		In Belgium, (The Romance language spoken in France and in countries colonized by France) French, in the United States, (An Indo-European language belonging to the West Germanic branch; the official language of Britain and the United States and most of the Commonwealth countries) English, and in Israel, Hebrew.
		The Gruzim are among the most ancient communities of the (Surf for more about Jewish diaspora) Jewish diaspora, although the exact dates of their arrival are the subject of some disagreement.
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		The Gruzim are Jews from the Georgia in the Caucasus.
		The word Gruzim comes from the Russian term Gruzinskie Evrei ("Georgian Jews").
		The Gruzim are undoubtedly one of the most ancient communities of the Jewish diaspora, although the exact dates of their arrival.
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		Like their neighbors, their mother tongue is Georgian; also, like their neighbors, in modern times they also speak Russian.
		The community, which numbered about 100,000 as recently as the 1970s, has largely emigrated to Israel, Austria, the United States, Russia and Belgium.
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		The Jewish communities of the modern world can all be found represented today in Israel, which is as much a melting pot as it is a salad bowl.
		Chuts were Dutch Jews, observing an amalgam of Ashkenazi and Sepharadi customs, living in London, although this community has almost completely been lost to history.
		Gruzim are Georgian-speaking Jews from Georgia in the Caucasus.
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		The Gruzim have traditionally lived separately, not only from the surrounding Georgians are one of the most ancient peoples of the world.
		The traditional language of the Gruzim is Gruzinic (also called Judæo-Georgian), a variant of Georgian (ქართული;) Spoken in: Georgia, Iran, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Russia Region: Europe, Asia Total speakers: 6.6 million Ranking: Not in top 100 Genetic classification: Caucasian South Caucasian   Georgian Official status Official language of: Georgia Regulated by: - Language codes ISO 639-1...
		The Gruzim are among the most ancient communities of the Expulsion of the Jews in the Reign of the Emperor Hadrian (A.D. 135): How Heraclius turned the Jews out of Jerusalem.--Fac-simile of a Miniature in the Histoire des Empereurs, Manuscript of the Fifteenth Century, in the Library of the Arsenal, Paris.
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		The Gruzim have traditionally lived separately, not only from the surrounding (Click link for more info and facts about Georgian people) Georgian people, but even from the (A Jew of eastern European or German descent) Ashkenazi community in (The capital and largest city of Georgia on the Kura river) Tbilisi.
		The Gruzim are among the most ancient communities of the (Click link for more info and facts about Jewish diaspora) Jewish diaspora, although the exact dates of their arrival are the subject of some disagreement.
		Following the (An ancient kingdom in northern Mesopotamia which is in present-day Iraq) Assyrian destruction of the Northern (Click link for more info and facts about Kingdom of Israel) Kingdom of Israel in (Click link for more info and facts about 770 BCE) 770 BCE.
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		Secret Map Of The Elders Of ZionThe allocation of other territories--to the Ashkenazi and Sephardi in Europe, to the Bnei Menashe and Bene Ephraim in India, the Gruzim in the Caucasus, the Temani in Yemen, the Bene Roma in Italy, etc.--was similarly straightforward.
		According to the Georgian hagiography, Jewish communities existed in Georgia in the 1st century, because a Georgian Jew called Elias was in Jerusalem during the crucifixion and brought Christ's robe back with him in Georgia, which he acquired from a Roman soldier at Golgotha.
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		The Gruzim are Jews from the nation of Georgia (country)Georgia, in the Caucasus.
		The word Gruzim comes from the Russian languageRussian term Грузинские евреи (Gruzinskie Yevreyi, i.e.
		The traditional language of the Gruzim is Gruzinic (also called JudÃ¦o-Georgian), a variant of Georgian languageGeorgian, characterized by a large number of Hebrew languageHebrew loanwords, and written using either the Georgian alphabet or Hebrew alphabet.
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		Gruzinic (also known as Kivruli and JudÃ¦o-Georgian) is the traditional language spoken by the Gruzim, the ancient Jewish community of the Caucasus nation of Georgia.
		There is little linguistic evidence, in the form of loanwords from languages other than Hebrew and Aramaic, in Gruzinic to indicate the ancestral origins of the Gruzim.
		Its status in Georgia itself is unchanged, except by the rapid decline in the size of the language community, due to emigration beginning in the 1970s, which has seen the departure of some 80% of the community.
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	Jew (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		They get their name from the Uzbek city of Bukhara, which once had a large community.
		These smaller groups number in the thousands or tens of thousands, with the Gruzim being most numerous at about 100,000.
		Almost all Jews in the State of Israel today speak Modern Hebrew also called "Israeli Hebrew", based on the Biblical Hebrew, but having adopted new words and having an affinity for absorbing words from American English.
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		The Gruzim are Jews from the Georgia in the Caucasus.
		Like their neighbors, their primary language is Georgian; also, like their neighbors, in modern times they also speak Russian.
		The Gruzim are undoubtedly one of the most ancient communities of the Jewish diaspora, although the exact dates of their arrival.
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	Jew (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Many Sephardim live in France (most of its Jews), Eastern Europe and Central Asia (small numbers), and the USA (a very small number), but most are in Israel (about 50% of Israelis), where they have created their own large ethnic political party called Shas guided by their rabbis such as Ovadia Yosef.
		* The Gruzim, Georgian-speaking Jews from (Georgia in the Caucasus)
		These groups number in the thousands or tens of thousands, with the Gruzim being most numerous at about 100,000.
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	Talk:Gruzim - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		I wrote User:82.166.133.248 asking him if s/he could provide a source for the assertion.
		I've made a pretty thorough search of materials as well as a couple of google searches.
		My offline searches have turned up nothing, and the google searches that say that some Gruzim moved to Austria are just mirroring the assertion in wikipedia...not exactly authoritative.
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	jwe information,jew (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Many Sephardim live in France (the majority of French jwes are Sephardic), EasternEurope and Central Asia (small numbers), and the United States (a very small number), but most are in Israel (about 50 percent of Israelis), where they have created their own large ethnic political party called Shas guided by rabbis such as OvadiaYosef.
		Gruzim are Georgian -speaking jwes from Georgia in the Caucasus.
		For example, onlyabout 10 percent of the Gruzim remain in Georgia.
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		Anything that is not religious and claimed to be Jewish is merely a cultural practice adopted from surrounding cultures by various Jewish communities.
		Yiddish, a German dialect (derived from the word Judisch, the German word for Jewish), is unknown to most Jews and European foods made kosher (religion/superstition based dietary taboos) are not from the torah, they are from Eastern Europe and are unfound in the lives of Sephardic, Yemenite, Bukharan, Cochin, Gruzim, Romaniote, Italkim, and Mizrahi Jews.
		However, although these foods are completely unknown to most Jews throughout the world, these foods are well known to almost all the non-Jewish Europeans whose ancestors are responsible for creating these dishes.
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	Gruzim - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
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	Khazars - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Khazar claim has also served as a catalyst for state antisemitism in the Soviet Union and a justification for conquest by Russian nationalists.
		Others have claimed Khazar origins for such groups as the Karaim, Krymchaks, Mountain Jews, and Gruzim.
		There is little evidence to support any of these theories, although it is possible that some Khazar descendants found their way into these communities.
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		Many Sephardim live in France (the majority of French Jews are Sephardic), EasternEurope and Central Asia (small numbers), and the United States (a very small number), but most are in Israel (about 50 percent of Israelis), where they have created their own large ethnic political party called Shas guided by rabbis such as OvadiaYosef.
		Gruzim are Georgian -speaking Jews from Georgia in the Caucasus.
		Almost all Jews in the State of Israel today speak Modern Hebrew also called "Israeli Hebrew", based on the Biblical Hebrew, but having adopted new words and having an affinity forabsorbing words from American English.
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