The Jewish community in Bukovina, the elderly Feilude was busy settling his compatriots, clearly showing his experience.
After centuries of migration, the Jewish people had learned to adapt to new circumstances. Even in a strange place, they could quickly adapt.
In fact, initially, Austria was not the first choice for Jewish migrants from Russia. Initially, everyone was prepared to leave Europe, and Bukovina was just a transit station.
However, once they arrived, they found that apart from public opinion being discordant towards Jews, Austria had not experienced a large-scale anti-Semitic movement.
As for Jewish capitalists being imprisoned, that was child's play. These days, Jews around the world were having a hard time, and it was common to be imprisoned without reason.
Especially in the Russian Empire, where discord was at its worst— even if one sided with the nobility in the tsarist government, it was hard to avoid being exploited.
