Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... Rabbi , who was actually the only rabbi in the country , was under the authority of the Council . The Council maintained a Talmud Torah ( there were also Alliance Schools ) , and a variety of social and relief institutions . The ...
... Rabbi , who was actually the only rabbi in the country , was under the authority of the Council . The Council maintained a Talmud Torah ( there were also Alliance Schools ) , and a variety of social and relief institutions . The ...
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... rabbi in Leningrad . When I worked there , he approached me and asked that the necessary ingredients for matzoh be put on sale there . We did sell these ingredients , and the Jews were free to celebrate the holiday in the traditional ...
... rabbi in Leningrad . When I worked there , he approached me and asked that the necessary ingredients for matzoh be put on sale there . We did sell these ingredients , and the Jews were free to celebrate the holiday in the traditional ...
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... rabbi , and intellectual must cooperate if Jewish education is to be creative and have depth . In a world of dis- integration , Judaism can be an integrating force , if its ranks are filled by Jewish youths who are afforded the means to ...
... rabbi , and intellectual must cooperate if Jewish education is to be creative and have depth . In a world of dis- integration , Judaism can be an integrating force , if its ranks are filled by Jewish youths who are afforded the means to ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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