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Many Jews were in civil service . They were manufacturers , merchants , financiers , professional men , officials , agents , craftsmen , and domestic servants . The Kurdish Jews , who lived in the North , were small traders and ...
Many Jews were in civil service . They were manufacturers , merchants , financiers , professional men , officials , agents , craftsmen , and domestic servants . The Kurdish Jews , who lived in the North , were small traders and ...
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CHAPTER SEVEN THE AMERICAN JEW AS CIVIL SERVANT by JACOB FREID The end of World War II saw bright young Jews mustered out of the armed forces and government service to become civil servants in the communal agencies of American Jewry .
CHAPTER SEVEN THE AMERICAN JEW AS CIVIL SERVANT by JACOB FREID The end of World War II saw bright young Jews mustered out of the armed forces and government service to become civil servants in the communal agencies of American Jewry .
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The civil defense response was elevated during the decade after World War II from what Goodwin Watson in his essay " Action for Unity " ( in the text ) , terms the exhortation tech- niques of advertising ballyhoo - with its car cards ...
The civil defense response was elevated during the decade after World War II from what Goodwin Watson in his essay " Action for Unity " ( in the text ) , terms the exhortation tech- niques of advertising ballyhoo - with its car cards ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
III | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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