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In general , however , the table reflects the great differences in the conditions of
the Jews in various countries . The highest standard was found in Germany ,
Austria and Italy . In these three countries the Kehillot were strongest
organizationally ...
In general , however , the table reflects the great differences in the conditions of
the Jews in various countries . The highest standard was found in Germany ,
Austria and Italy . In these three countries the Kehillot were strongest
organizationally ...
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the chief agencies for granting cheap credit to Jews in various countries ,
extending help to emigrants , making resettlement possible and providing
facilities for vocational training . ORT and OSE ( Jewish health organization ) ,
were both ...
the chief agencies for granting cheap credit to Jews in various countries ,
extending help to emigrants , making resettlement possible and providing
facilities for vocational training . ORT and OSE ( Jewish health organization ) ,
were both ...
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Generally speaking , the countries could be divided into three groups : ( a ) those
where overt persecution became ever more menacing ( Iraq , Syria , Egypt ,
Afghanistan , and Libya ) ; ( b ) where the centuries - old discrimination became ...
Generally speaking , the countries could be divided into three groups : ( a ) those
where overt persecution became ever more menacing ( Iraq , Syria , Egypt ,
Afghanistan , and Libya ) ; ( b ) where the centuries - old discrimination became ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jews in Moslem Lands | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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