Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... believe that Negroes are fine if kept in their place , or that Jews create trouble for themselves by being too clannish , or that white Gentile Americans consider themselves a master race and need to be deflated - these real attitudes ...
... believe that Negroes are fine if kept in their place , or that Jews create trouble for themselves by being too clannish , or that white Gentile Americans consider themselves a master race and need to be deflated - these real attitudes ...
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... believe we have accomplished as much as could have been expected during this initial period . With clearer understanding , and aided by the improved national climate , we can now move forward on firmer ground , so that five years hence ...
... believe we have accomplished as much as could have been expected during this initial period . With clearer understanding , and aided by the improved national climate , we can now move forward on firmer ground , so that five years hence ...
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... believe our action will have influence in the long run . Furthermore , we can hardly pursue our goals on any consistent or justifiable basis if we persist in keeping up our own bars . This problem persists in Jewish fra- ternities ...
... believe our action will have influence in the long run . Furthermore , we can hardly pursue our goals on any consistent or justifiable basis if we persist in keeping up our own bars . This problem persists in Jewish fra- ternities ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
III | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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