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On the other hand , the situation in some countries parallels that of European nations whose governments maintain a correct or even friendly attitude as regards Jews , but which are either not able or else for political reasons are very ...
On the other hand , the situation in some countries parallels that of European nations whose governments maintain a correct or even friendly attitude as regards Jews , but which are either not able or else for political reasons are very ...
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sponsible for making this area one of the political danger zones on the contemporary Jewish map of the world . Therefore , despite favorable aspects , the situation of Jews in Latin America as regards anti - Semitism today may be ...
sponsible for making this area one of the political danger zones on the contemporary Jewish map of the world . Therefore , despite favorable aspects , the situation of Jews in Latin America as regards anti - Semitism today may be ...
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We generally consider this to be a political right , and we think of it in terms of the right to have a mass meeting to demand that Tom Mooney be freed , or that we get out of China , or halt nuclear bomb testing , or something of that ...
We generally consider this to be a political right , and we think of it in terms of the right to have a mass meeting to demand that Tom Mooney be freed , or that we get out of China , or halt nuclear bomb testing , or something of that ...
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Introduction | 9 |
I | 15 |
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