Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... literature , and Yiddish folklore . It is not easy to ascertain whether there was any popular interest in these studies or whether they were " official " works . The official historian of Soviet Jewry sees the greatest achievements of ...
... literature , and Yiddish folklore . It is not easy to ascertain whether there was any popular interest in these studies or whether they were " official " works . The official historian of Soviet Jewry sees the greatest achievements of ...
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... literature on the evils of intolerance and the desirability of practicing the idea that all men are created equal . A great deal of such literature has been distributed but its effects have seldom been tested . No organ- ization seems ...
... literature on the evils of intolerance and the desirability of practicing the idea that all men are created equal . A great deal of such literature has been distributed but its effects have seldom been tested . No organ- ization seems ...
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... literature with the sanctimonious scoundrel ? There may have been cases where individuals have ceased to discrim- inate when they saw the discrepancy between their theory and their practice . But they certainly are not numerous enough ...
... literature with the sanctimonious scoundrel ? There may have been cases where individuals have ceased to discrim- inate when they saw the discrepancy between their theory and their practice . But they certainly are not numerous enough ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
III | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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