Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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Jacob Freid. tion over religious and family affairs , the members being ap- pointed by the Bey of Tunis as members of the ... tion , took hostages , and imposed fines . Pillage , rape , and mur- der were frequent in the outlying regions ...
Jacob Freid. tion over religious and family affairs , the members being ap- pointed by the Bey of Tunis as members of the ... tion , took hostages , and imposed fines . Pillage , rape , and mur- der were frequent in the outlying regions ...
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... tion , the so - called Yevsektsia , but for reasons never made pub- lic , it was dissolved in 1930. Most of its leaders were subse- quently liquidated . Since then , there has been no special Jew- ish political group . Jews continued to ...
... tion , the so - called Yevsektsia , but for reasons never made pub- lic , it was dissolved in 1930. Most of its leaders were subse- quently liquidated . Since then , there has been no special Jew- ish political group . Jews continued to ...
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... tion by monopolistic private licensees and their customers , who have received no popular mandate and bear no political respon- sibility to anyone . Private Trustees of Public Interest In facing this difficulty , the choice must be made ...
... tion by monopolistic private licensees and their customers , who have received no popular mandate and bear no political respon- sibility to anyone . Private Trustees of Public Interest In facing this difficulty , the choice must be made ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
III | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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