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According to official information , the program resulted in the disappearance of “ unproductive ” elements among the Jewish population and a marked increase in the percentage of industrial laborers and " intellectuals ” -lawyers ...
According to official information , the program resulted in the disappearance of “ unproductive ” elements among the Jewish population and a marked increase in the percentage of industrial laborers and " intellectuals ” -lawyers ...
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As a basis for comparison , it is interesting to note the population figures for the four leading cities of White Russia . Minsk itself , with a population of 412,000 , has 40,000 Jews . Bobruisktotal population , 150,000 ; Jewish ...
As a basis for comparison , it is interesting to note the population figures for the four leading cities of White Russia . Minsk itself , with a population of 412,000 , has 40,000 Jews . Bobruisktotal population , 150,000 ; Jewish ...
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Here in the early fifties 6,000 to 8,000 Jews from Israel , mostly via Germany entered , and in 1957 some 3,000 Egyptian and Hungarian Jews came in . 1 Population The comparative growth of Latin American Jewry since the year 1900 and ...
Here in the early fifties 6,000 to 8,000 Jews from Israel , mostly via Germany entered , and in 1957 some 3,000 Egyptian and Hungarian Jews came in . 1 Population The comparative growth of Latin American Jewry since the year 1900 and ...
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Introduction | 9 |
I | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
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