Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... club , on learning that some of his fellow members had been selected on the basis of intellectual eminence , is said to have observed disdainfully , " Now isn't that a helluva way to run a club ! " Interestingly enough , our AJC ...
... club , on learning that some of his fellow members had been selected on the basis of intellectual eminence , is said to have observed disdainfully , " Now isn't that a helluva way to run a club ! " Interestingly enough , our AJC ...
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... club is the " business- man's castle . " Some time ago , Life magazine pointed out that 73 percent of major corporations paid all or part of their key executives ' club expenses . The corporation itself is becoming a primary institution ...
... club is the " business- man's castle . " Some time ago , Life magazine pointed out that 73 percent of major corporations paid all or part of their key executives ' club expenses . The corporation itself is becoming a primary institution ...
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... club on the Coast has adopted an explicit open mem- bership policy ; some twelve Christian members are now in the club . In a Southern city , at a chapter meeting on social discrim- ination , one of our AJC leaders stated that the ...
... club on the Coast has adopted an explicit open mem- bership policy ; some twelve Christian members are now in the club . In a Southern city , at a chapter meeting on social discrim- ination , one of our AJC leaders stated that the ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
III | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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