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... such minute demographic islands , Professor Namier says , they are engulfed
by the surrounding sea of people and quickly dissolve and disappear , and reach
that supreme security which for the Jews in the Diaspora lies in non - existence .
... such minute demographic islands , Professor Namier says , they are engulfed
by the surrounding sea of people and quickly dissolve and disappear , and reach
that supreme security which for the Jews in the Diaspora lies in non - existence .
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Nevertheless , the forms and formalities did exist . ... linguistic experts were
assigned to create whole alphabets and even vocabularies for a number of small
, dispersed ethnic groups just emerging from backward , semi - nomadic
existence .
Nevertheless , the forms and formalities did exist . ... linguistic experts were
assigned to create whole alphabets and even vocabularies for a number of small
, dispersed ethnic groups just emerging from backward , semi - nomadic
existence .
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... life that was permitted to remain was an attenuated version of its predecessor .
To the “ Jewish problem , ” as to the larger nationalities problem , the bolsheviks
brought a rigid ideological orientation : They categorically denied the existence ...
... life that was permitted to remain was an attenuated version of its predecessor .
To the “ Jewish problem , ” as to the larger nationalities problem , the bolsheviks
brought a rigid ideological orientation : They categorically denied the existence ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jews in Moslem Lands | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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