Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... Pekelis . He formulated a Jewish community action approach to the social functions of law to combat anti- Semitism and to achieve civil rights and first class citizenship in America for all . An appreciation of the import of Pekelis ...
... Pekelis . He formulated a Jewish community action approach to the social functions of law to combat anti- Semitism and to achieve civil rights and first class citizenship in America for all . An appreciation of the import of Pekelis ...
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... Pekelis was himself an authentic symbol of the Jew in Goles . As Max Ascoli , who knew him both in Italy and the United States , said , " He had an amazingly disturbing power to assimi- late the culture of any country , to make himself ...
... Pekelis was himself an authentic symbol of the Jew in Goles . As Max Ascoli , who knew him both in Italy and the United States , said , " He had an amazingly disturbing power to assimi- late the culture of any country , to make himself ...
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... PEKELIS No other aspect of the present controversy is of greater con- cern to the American Jewish Congress than the question of the consistency between its position in this proceeding and its un- wavering attachment to the basic ...
... PEKELIS No other aspect of the present controversy is of greater con- cern to the American Jewish Congress than the question of the consistency between its position in this proceeding and its un- wavering attachment to the basic ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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