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As bad as anti- Semitic attitudes can be elsewhere , they seemed to me to be worse in Russia . It was a traditional thing , I realized- Russia was the country of the pogrom - but in the context of the present it was hypocritical coming ...
As bad as anti- Semitic attitudes can be elsewhere , they seemed to me to be worse in Russia . It was a traditional thing , I realized- Russia was the country of the pogrom - but in the context of the present it was hypocritical coming ...
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Each of our students was asked to report the extent to which he thought his attitudes toward minority groups had been influenced by those of his parents . The table shows the results . Thus , 69 percent of our students acknowledged that ...
Each of our students was asked to report the extent to which he thought his attitudes toward minority groups had been influenced by those of his parents . The table shows the results . Thus , 69 percent of our students acknowledged that ...
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In rejecting the parental attitudes , they seem to have developed liberal - rebellious , equal- itarian attitudes with which all college teachers are familiar . Are Schools Fighting Prejudice ? " Do you feel , " the subjects were asked ...
In rejecting the parental attitudes , they seem to have developed liberal - rebellious , equal- itarian attitudes with which all college teachers are familiar . Are Schools Fighting Prejudice ? " Do you feel , " the subjects were asked ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
III | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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