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In the eleventh century world , Jewry's spiritual and political hub began to shift to Spain . By the year 1492 when Christopher Columbus discovered the New World , Sephardic Jews were , even numerically , the foremost body in Jewry .
In the eleventh century world , Jewry's spiritual and political hub began to shift to Spain . By the year 1492 when Christopher Columbus discovered the New World , Sephardic Jews were , even numerically , the foremost body in Jewry .
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A comparison of the budgets of the Jewish Kehillot in Germany over a quarter of a century illustrates the striking growth of Jewish communal activity : ( In marks ) ( Per capita ) 1907 8,906,000 14.6 1926 22,108,000 39.2 1931 31,850,000 ...
A comparison of the budgets of the Jewish Kehillot in Germany over a quarter of a century illustrates the striking growth of Jewish communal activity : ( In marks ) ( Per capita ) 1907 8,906,000 14.6 1926 22,108,000 39.2 1931 31,850,000 ...
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Not even during the turn of the century had Americans been so materialistic and so servile to the ideals of the market place . Again in the fifties there was a similar disillusionment about a global war and a similar domination of ...
Not even during the turn of the century had Americans been so materialistic and so servile to the ideals of the market place . Again in the fifties there was a similar disillusionment about a global war and a similar domination of ...
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Introduction | 9 |
I | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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