Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... example , the expenditures of the German Kehillot on health matters are included under the heading of " charity expenditures , " while in the case of the Polish Kehillot this category is listed separately . But in general it can be as ...
... example , the expenditures of the German Kehillot on health matters are included under the heading of " charity expenditures , " while in the case of the Polish Kehillot this category is listed separately . But in general it can be as ...
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... example of the ambitious scale on which some of these organizations operated . TOZ , in partnership with Jewish schools and other organiza- tions , set up summer camps for sick and poor children . By 1930 there were 145 such camps ...
... example of the ambitious scale on which some of these organizations operated . TOZ , in partnership with Jewish schools and other organiza- tions , set up summer camps for sick and poor children . By 1930 there were 145 such camps ...
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... example , have used the techniques of revelation to expose organizations which fo- ment race and religious antagonisms . In the midst of World War II there arose in New York a sinister figure known as the Black Hitler of Harlem . From ...
... example , have used the techniques of revelation to expose organizations which fo- ment race and religious antagonisms . In the midst of World War II there arose in New York a sinister figure known as the Black Hitler of Harlem . From ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
III | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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