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The increase in the number of Jewish industrial workers was one of the by -
products of the tremendous efforts to ... 000 Jewish industrial workers are manual
workers or technicians cannot be ascertained , since the term " industry ” in the
1939 ...
The increase in the number of Jewish industrial workers was one of the by -
products of the tremendous efforts to ... 000 Jewish industrial workers are manual
workers or technicians cannot be ascertained , since the term " industry ” in the
1939 ...
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Even in the large communities it is overwhelmingly made up of a trading element
, nearly three times larger than the Jewish laboring and industrial classes . T The
present security and the future status of these Jewish communities largely ...
Even in the large communities it is overwhelmingly made up of a trading element
, nearly three times larger than the Jewish laboring and industrial classes . T The
present security and the future status of these Jewish communities largely ...
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World War II brought on particularly favorable circumstances in this respect by
ridding local industry of foreign competition . Because of this , all branches of
industry , especially those founded by Jewish initiative , telescoped into five years
a ...
World War II brought on particularly favorable circumstances in this respect by
ridding local industry of foreign competition . Because of this , all branches of
industry , especially those founded by Jewish initiative , telescoped into five years
a ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jews in Moslem Lands | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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