In the 19th century, Jewish emancipation made the least progress in

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While Jewish emancipation made progress in some parts of Europe during the 19th century, such as France and Italy, Russia made the least progress. In fact, Jews in Russia faced significant discrimination and persecution, including being confined to certain areas (known as the Pale of Settlement) and experiencing pogroms (violent attacks). The Habsburg empire, while not as liberal as some parts of Europe, did grant Jews more rights and opportunities than they had in Russia.

In the 19th Century, Jewish Emancipation Made the Least Progress