Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... hostility toward the Jews , fanned by traditional religious hatred and the alleged " economic power " of the Jewish popu- lation , manifested itself most violently in the 1941 pogroms in Baghdad , Basra , Mosul , and smaller towns , in ...
... hostility toward the Jews , fanned by traditional religious hatred and the alleged " economic power " of the Jewish popu- lation , manifested itself most violently in the 1941 pogroms in Baghdad , Basra , Mosul , and smaller towns , in ...
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... hostility and aggressive impulses in their victims . Taken at its face value this theory would lead us to expect that victims of prejudice would themselves be more inclined than the aver- age person to show hostility toward other groups ...
... hostility and aggressive impulses in their victims . Taken at its face value this theory would lead us to expect that victims of prejudice would themselves be more inclined than the aver- age person to show hostility toward other groups ...
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... hostility . Science Students Less Prejudiced An analysis of major programs of study indicates that students specializing in natural sciences tend to be most free from prej- udices . The trend is not conclusive , but so far as it goes ...
... hostility . Science Students Less Prejudiced An analysis of major programs of study indicates that students specializing in natural sciences tend to be most free from prej- udices . The trend is not conclusive , but so far as it goes ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
III | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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