BTW, you can also find this information from Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn more controversial books (200 years...), specifically relating to the Russian "Pales of Settlement" (ghettos). He stated quite plainly that they were not "forced" to live in these places, but rather CHOSE to live there when they were unable to get jobs within influential careers and institutions.

The information came by way of Ezra Pound's research while exiled in Italy, in which he later directed Eustace Mullins to research when imprisoned here in the US as a "traitor". Mullins wrote about it in several of his books which you can find from booksellers. I'll refrain from saying the titles but you can figure it out. You might need to search some "alternative used booksellers" for the more controversial books. He's basically a "taboo" author in all respects. And yet his research is near flawless. He was the first to write a full book about the Federal Reserve for example. Decades before G. Edward Griffin and frankly, far more revealing than "The Creature from Jekyll Island".

Basically Mullins is the best author I've found to uncover and publish "taboo history" topics that most other authors refused to discuss for safety concerns. For whatever reason, he had no fear despite the many attacks he faced in his lifetime. One of the few people that valued truth over his own well-being. A rare quality indeed...

And no, not the Eastern Orthodox church, these policies were carried out by the controllers of the Byzantine empire, Russian Czarist empires and briefly by Hitler and the Nazi party from 1933-1941 in Germany. Thus, they were officially "state/government policies".