Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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Seite 167
... subjects are taught . In all Jewish day schools in Latin America , general subjects are taught in Spanish . In Brazil of course they are taught in Portuguese . The condition of Jewish education in some of the small com- munities is ...
... subjects are taught . In all Jewish day schools in Latin America , general subjects are taught in Spanish . In Brazil of course they are taught in Portuguese . The condition of Jewish education in some of the small com- munities is ...
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... subjects who do not admit such influence are precisely the subjects whose attitudes are most prejudiced . Sixty - one percent of them fall into the more preju- diced half of the general distribution , and 39 into the less prej- udiced ...
... subjects who do not admit such influence are precisely the subjects whose attitudes are most prejudiced . Sixty - one percent of them fall into the more preju- diced half of the general distribution , and 39 into the less prej- udiced ...
Seite 263
... subjects have of being victims of prejudice may lead either to sympathy or to antipathy toward the Negro group . In addition to the evidence just cited , we recall that in our group Jewish subjects are the least prejudiced of all ...
... subjects have of being victims of prejudice may lead either to sympathy or to antipathy toward the Negro group . In addition to the evidence just cited , we recall that in our group Jewish subjects are the least prejudiced of all ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
III | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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