This book examines the activities of the Greeks of South Russia
during the Imperial era by focusing on the Greek Benevolent
Association of Odessa (GBAO). Odessa had the largest concentration
of urban Greeks in the Russian empire, and the Greeks enjoyed
economic and social prestige. While the stated goals of the GBAO
were charitable, many of the organization's activities were
nevertheless political. Because of the wealth and power of the
GBAO, and its failure to openly antagonize the tsarist regime, the
GBAO was able to avoid the most onerous provisions of the
russification laws being pursuing by the government during the
Imperial era.
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