crypto-jewish communities
Crypto-Jewish communities refers to groups of people who secretly practice Judaism while publicly adhering to another religion or culture, often due to historical persecution or societal pressure. These communities exist to maintain Jewish traditions, heritage, and rituals discreetly, preserving Jewish identity while outwardly appearing to follow a different religious or cultural affiliation.
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